In the sleepy village of Hawcombe Prior, five young ladies of the local book society are reading a salacious romance called Pride and Prejudice. Upon finishing the book, the ladies race to find their own Mr. Darcy, and the handsome, mysterious Darius Wainwright is the perfect mark.
Justina Penny can't understand why her fellow Belles are starry-eyed in the newcomer's arrogant presence. But if the town's only eligible bachelor marries anyone, it should be her sweet, beautiful sister. And it's up to Justina to make it happen. How could this plan possibly go wrong?
My thoughts:
This book was just delightful :D The pages flew by and I was charmed by it. I do hope all the books in this series will be as good.
It's a book about a book club (yay), and they are reading Pride and Prejudice. And the author weaves her spell and the book reads a bit like PP then too. More fun for me.
Our heroine is, gods, crazy! Ha, in a good way. I loved her. She did all the wrong things, said the wrong things, she just wanted to have fun, to lose her bonnet and get her petticoats dirty by jumping in a puddle. Justine was a great heroine.
Darius does not know what to do with her. He is more the Mr Darcy kind of guy, quiet, reserved, but he sure got to me at once too. They bring out the best in each other, yes even when bickering.
Great couple, fun things happening, a bit of Pride and Prejudice, and more promised as the rest of the book club will find love too. I can't wait.
Conclusion:
An amusing and charming book. Finished it in a day.
Cover
cute
Mass Market Paperback, 384 pages
Published June 3rd 2014 by Sourcebooks Casablanca
Book Club Belles Society #1
Historical romance
for review
Sounds cute and light - a nice summer read.
ReplyDeletePerfect for that
DeleteThis sounds adorable. I love anything with a P&P vibe. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt was so cute and I loved the PP vibe
DeleteAmusing and charming are great qualities
ReplyDeleteThat they are
DeleteIt was so fun :D
ReplyDeleteIt was not a variation so I am sure you'd like it :)
ReplyDeleteAnd she was a hoot
A Mr. Darcy kind of guy never disappoints
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DeleteOoh this one sounds like fun! I'll have to see if my library has it.
ReplyDeleteIt sure was
DeleteThat is a cute cover. I picked up the intro novella this morning :)
ReplyDeleteCool :D
DeleteIs it Friday yet? No? How about now?
ReplyDeleteBy the gods Friday is so far away :/
DeleteOh it's great to have a heroine like that! I hope the other will be as good as well
ReplyDeleteI sure hope so too
DeleteSomehow the mere cover makes me want to puke...
ReplyDeleteIn the sleepy village of Hawcombe Prior, five young ladies of the local book society are reading a salacious romance called Pride and Prejudice.
I hope they won't progress to Fanny Hill...
LOL! Bad you
DeleteSounds like a fun read. I might have to try this series.
ReplyDeleteYes do
DeleteThis does sound delightful. Definitely adding to the wishlist ;)
ReplyDeleteYay
DeleteIiiih, a book club reading P&P? How totally awesome xDDD I love bickering couples, nyah~nyah.
ReplyDeleteI know right, I just love when they bicker :D And yay for reading PP
Deletedelightful hey, I want to join that book club :)
ReplyDeleteSounds cute!
ReplyDeleteIt was :D
DeleteThis sounds completely adorable and perfect for a vacation read (which I have coming up, so yay!).
ReplyDeleteI have vacation in 2 weeks, sigh, so long!
DeleteThis sounds really cute!
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteThis sounds fun! Glad you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun for sure
Deletewhat a sweet cover! i love it! glad it was a good story too.
ReplyDeleteSo cute
DeleteLovely and I like books you can consume in a day!
ReplyDeleteLove those :D
Delete"Delightful" <-- We need more of those!
ReplyDeleteKaren @ For What It's Worth
Totally :D
DeleteSounds like a fun, light read. I may have to pick it up for an upcoming flight. Great review.
ReplyDelete-Flirting with Fiction
Thanks for stopping by :)
DeleteAnd I do live love light and fun
Sounds wonderful. Adding it to my library queue right now.
ReplyDeleteaww sounds like it was a fun read i missed out on
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