Even before they meet face to face, their banter is fun and delightful.
Vincent, passes by the boathouse and hears Pandora. Making a racket when she’s unable to free herself is about the time Gabriel, Lord St. After a bit of searching, her gown snags and catches on the settee where, between the cushions, she finds the lost piece. Pandora agrees only because she’s bored and doesn’t want to be at the ball anyway. She’s gone to the boathouse of her hosts of the ball she’s currently attending to find the earring of friend, said friend not wanting anyone to discover she’d been dallying with a gent there. I love the opening scenes when Pandora and Gabriel meet. So perhaps that gives me a whole different perspective when it comes to this Devil in this book, mostly because I can’t compare him to his father, probably the most popular Kleypas character to date. Thus, I’m probably the only historical romance reader on the planet who hasn’t read Devil in Winter.
I’ve read her contemporary series, which I loved, but just have never taken the opportunity to begin reading her historicals. This review will be, I’m sure, quite different than most out there, due to the fact this is my first historical romance by Lisa Kleypas.
Historical Romance published by Avon 21 Feb 17 Sandy M’s review of Devil in Spring (Revenels, Book 3)by Lisa Kleypas
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