pickJane Austen acolytes & Bridgerton besties, I must insist you add this darling graphic novel to your dance card. Set in a diverse, inclusive alt-Regency-era, a marriage of convenience between a reputation-ruined lady and a financially-ruined gentleman settles into surprising contentment, but will it survive the chance for more? Sexy and satisfying, moving and romantic, this pitch-perfect read is a quick one, but you‘ll savor it like a spiced tea.
pickOh, this was fun. Very sweet, lots of goofy illustrations for quick jokes, and a good storyline for both Catherine and Andrew and all their loved ones! Some of their tension felt a little over amplified, but it didn't spoil my enjoyment. #graphicnovel #historicalromance
Just a touch disappointed in this, because I read the first part of a serialized version, and I thought it has a more mature artwork feel. I'm also now curious about the differences in the story. (My library only has part one of the serial!) But this was a pretty good romance with an interesting secondary cast including many people of color, with their own lives and concerns. I enjoyed the visual steaminess. 😊
so-soI‘m not sure about this one. A graphic novel that feels like a mashup of Bridgerton and Austen. I didn‘t enjoy this as much as I expected too, maybe just not my thing? The art was gorgeous and the characters interesting, I just wanted more story. #BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks
pickI really enjoyed this graphic novel romance! It was your classic Regency marriage of convenience plot, very nicely illustrated. The central romance is het but the world has a lot of open same sex romance going on around them (sequel bait?) it's a bit steamy, too, which probably hits steamier in the graphic format (maybe don't leave it lying around with young kids).
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