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Pavel Sivolov rowcounter — I don't think I've ever been disappointed by a Robert Crais book.

Erdi Buş erdibus — This is the first book in yet another Eloisa James series about duchesses, and I didn't enjoy it quite as much as I have the others I've read, in the other two series I'm working on right now. I think there was more sex than sexual tension in this book, and I think characterization might have taken a bit of a back seat to the sex, too. Once they get down to it, the lead couple shags like rabbits, and in some highly imaginative places, too. I wearied of Gina's hyper-reactions to the slightest provocation pretty quickly; maybe she'd shriek from pleasure and surprise the first time a thumb brushes an innocent nipple, but every time? It would hardly be necessary to have anyone else in the room! There's the hint of a mystery - Gina's illegitimate birth, the allegation of an illegitimate sibling, a peculiar bequest from the late birth mother - but the mystery of it all turns out to be nothing, which disappointed me. I absolutely didn't get the appeal of the Marquess Bonnington - stuffy stick Sebastien - whose character underwent an abrupt (and convenient for the plot) change at one point. I had an image of him in my mind, and he stepped miles outside it about 2/3 through the book, leaving me feeling like I'd missed something. Not saying the groundwork wasn't laid - James tried - but I didn't believe any of it. I'm not sure I care enough about Esme, Carola, or Helene to carry on in this series, frankly. Maybe after a bit of a rest. I just hope that not every one of these books ends up with a proud papa dandling an heir on his knee.