What an amazing book! I don’t read much historical romance, but I was gifted a copy of this book after reading the first couple of chapters and was transfixed with the story. The beauty of the book cover, the rich history of Tiffany himself intermingled with a great romance between Oliver and Jenny, and Jenny’s tragic past and secrets that continues to follow her throughout this story only to come full circle in the end where tragedy turns into something beautiful. You can completely get caught up in the magical details of this story the way the author expertly writes about Laurelton and the beautiful surroundings of the estate. The way she writes about the colors of the glass, the incredible ponds and waterfalls, the chapel and all of its stunning glass work, makes you feel like you’re right in the middle of the story. Enjoyed all of the characters, Minx was frustrating at times, but best friends usually are. Your heart breaks for Jenny and what she has gone through, but Ben, and especially Oliver, start to bring the beauty back into her life, something pretty special to read, yet tragic at the same time. Definitely takes you through a range of emotions, but that’s a definite sign of a great book.
This is a very well written book that sucks you in from page one and finally releases you on the very last page. It’s a story that might be historically detailed, but reads like it’s a story in real time, I loved every page of it!
I voluntarily reviewed an ARC copy of this book, and was gifted a copy by Bookish First.
This is a very well written book that sucks you in from page one and finally releases you on the very last page. It’s a story that might be historically detailed, but reads like it’s a story in real time, I loved every page of it!
I voluntarily reviewed an ARC copy of this book, and was gifted a copy by Bookish First.