Michelle D. (Michelle74) reviewed on + 153 more book reviews
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I was not fond of this story. Early 1800s England.
I felt like the heroine's character changed. At the beginning she seemed to be happy and spirited. She lived for acting, but by the middle of the book, that goal had been long forgotten as her personality became serious and contemplative. Add to that the SECOND climatic event at the end of the book, and I have serious doubts about reading the other book on my TBR shelf from this author.
If you are reading this, my suggestiong would be that when you get to the "first" (and my opinion true) ending, just skip the next 20 or so pages and go right to the epilogue. That - I will say - was a cute ending to this book.
I felt like the heroine's character changed. At the beginning she seemed to be happy and spirited. She lived for acting, but by the middle of the book, that goal had been long forgotten as her personality became serious and contemplative. Add to that the SECOND climatic event at the end of the book, and I have serious doubts about reading the other book on my TBR shelf from this author.
If you are reading this, my suggestiong would be that when you get to the "first" (and my opinion true) ending, just skip the next 20 or so pages and go right to the epilogue. That - I will say - was a cute ending to this book.
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