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Jefferson Robinson j3ffrey7ec1 — A lighthearted Regency romance that concentrates more on the characters than the manners or the sex--which I appreciate. Annabel has aristocratic relatives, but is penniless herself. To maintain her large family, she agrees to marry an elderly and lecherous Earl--only to fall in love with his nephew, a former soldier turned novelist. Unlike most books in this genre, the author actually put some effort into making each character unique. They have actual interests and opinions, and they talk about them. The dialog is worlds away better than the stilted attempts at wit that I've grown accustomed to from Austen-clones. The entire world doesn't revolve around the two romantic leads--their friends and relatives clearly have their own lives and opinions. It's not a revolutionary book, but it is a refreshing change from the usual half-hearted drek I'm used to finding. (Does contain a rape attempt, so if you've a low tolerance for that, it might be best to avoid this one and try something else by the author.)

Michael Berninger michaelberninger — This will make any person working in any social justice movement rethink their means. It will inevitably spark the imagination.