Title: A bit dull
Product review: This was my first Mary Jo Putney book, and I was a bit disapointed because she's supposed to be the paragon of regency. I never really liked four character novels, because it's a bit odd having the supposed hero insulting the heroine, and you always end up feeling bad for someone. Also, there was no internal plot. Everyone was running around assuming this that and the other thing about everyone else, which is rather flimsy when holding up the novel. I'm surprised the book was as long as it was. Still, it was Mary Jo Putney's first book, and I haven't read any of her others, so maybe this was just her "warm up" to the writing industry. Also, her writing is beautiful, and she has a real talent for describing things well and with little words, (I hate when a simple secene gets too wordy- but it doesn't happen here).
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