Title: Wooden and Flat
Product review: The Dreadful Debutante is not one of Marion Chesney's best books. Her books, especially the themed series, tend to be a little over the top in their heroines and plot, but that is part of their charm. The characters in the Dreadful Debutante were more like romance novel caricatures and the plot seemed to be filled with events that are supposed to be funny and exciting, but which are not because you've already read them in ten thousand other romance novels. Neither the heroine nor the hero kept my interest. Mira was immature, a little stupid, and pretty irresponsible. We are supposed to believe that these very characteristics are why the Marquess of Grantley falls for her. I would skip it - it's not very satisfying even if you just want a fluffy romance read.
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