Title: Somewhat tedious
Product review: A spinoff of His Every Kiss, which was a very good read, and possibly one of my favorite historicals, She's No Princess almost seemed as if it had been written by someone other than Laura Lee Guhrke. While Dylan and Grace's story was unputdownable, I had trouble finishing Ian and Lucia's. I agree with the reviewer who said Lucia was a bit of a whiner and I never understood why Ian found her so attractive. The development of their relationship was never really elaborated on and by the end of the book I wasn't sure how the two of them had fallen in love with each other. While His Every Kiss was kind of a deep, heartfelt story, this one didn't compare. I found most of it to be monotonous and boring and not written with the cleverness that I had expected after reading His Every Kiss and Secret Desires of a Gentleman. However, I have faith that her other books that I bought will be much better.
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