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Tim Van timvanwess13a3 — Another bubblegum western from the most prolific western writer of our time. Mr. L'Amour can take you back to the time of the early west like none other.

Kayan Lam _ — I originally set this rating to two stars when I added it to my library, based on my memory of having read it when it first came out. I loved Archer in the other Donovan books and I liked Hannah but I didn't remember liking this book as much as I had liked the other books. On the reread of the series, Pearl Cover ticks up a bit. I still don't love it as much as Jade Island, which is my favorite Elizabeth Lowell contemporary. I think Hannah is a great character and Archer is great, but he's written better in the other books. I didn't like his reaction to Hannah. So she wasn't ready to get married right away. She was only recently widowed, despite the last seven years of her marriage being devoid of love and even torturous. The fact that Hannah could trust at all should have been enough for him. He turned into a royal douchebag at the first mistep and it bothered me enough to lose a star. The story itself is well-written, but at times I get a little lost in the jargon. I think Hannah and Archer's backstory could have been more fleshed out. It's a good entry in the series, but not the best. Hannah is a complex heroine and enjoyable to read, however. I just wish she'd stuck to her guns at the end and made Archer wait longer. She was right to be hesitant about jumping into a serious relationship, though she did jump into the physical.

Arch Lab arch_lab — I actually started this book sometime in mid-to-late October, but was trying to juggle it with some other books and I was just getting confused trying to read multiple books at one time. This book grabbed me right from the beginning, which is probably the reason I put it down in order to finish the other books. I think I would never have finished the other books I was reading while reading Exit the Actress because I was enjoying this the most. SO, I picked it up again in November, and I absolutely LOVED everything about this book. I love the style Priya Parmar uses to tell the story, and the story really is a fascinating one. I was somewhat familiar with Restoration England, King Charles II, John Wilmot - Second Earl of Rochester, and just a little familiar with Nell Gwyn. But now that I've read this book, I understand SO MUCH about this time period, and I feel that I really understand so much about Nell Gwyn and her life and the reasons she made the choices she made. The only disappointing thing about Exit the Actress is that the book had to end!!! Seriously -- I LOVED being in the world of Restoration England and the court of King Charles II, the theatre of the time and all the characters associated with it -- I just enjoyed the story so much and I did not want it to end. I love Priya Palmer's writing. She has a way of really drawing the reader into this incredible world to the point that I felt as though I was part of it. I'm looking forward to Priya's next book, which I believe is set during World War I. Thank you, Priya!!! Exit the Actress is fabulous!!!