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File Size: 1087 KB
Print Length: 384 pages
Publisher: Avon (September 25, 2018)
Publication Date: September 25, 2018
Sold by: HarperCollins Publishers
Language: English
ASIN: B075JCKQKR
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This author is normally an auto-buy for me. And I stupidly bought this book in advance, before I could read any reviews.But I have to say I found this book very disappointing, full of overused tropes, clichés, and cookie-cutter villains. I feel that the author wrote this one on auto-pilot. It was nowhere near her usual high quality.As a few reviewers have mentioned- I too found the heroine to be intolerably timid, boring, wimpy, and downright stupid (particularly in her submissive behaviour with her dastardly parents and elderly suitor).The author tried to create a painfully shy heroine- but went too far and ended up with a totally spineless, timid and unappealing heroine.I also found the hero to be quite underdeveloped- we got a little bit of backstory and angst about his past and disability. But despite the "emotionally scarred hero" trope, he lacked intensity.The romance itself felt very lukewarm and lacked any intensity. And it felt unrealistic that he would fall instantly for this unappealing timid heroine.Their relationship seemed to be more about expediency than love.Finally (SPOILER ALERT).I found the insane asylum storyline to be utterly absurd. Given that he is famous and possibly the richest man in NY, it would not be so easy to have him comitted without a hearing or some defense.I mean the whole thing was ridiculous and totally implausible.I'm sorry to say- Joanna Shupe has lost a fan, and I really hope this poor quality book was an aberration.
I love historical romances! I’ve read all of this author’s books and liked them, even loved some. This book was a great big disappointment for me. The premise was mildly intriguing - debutante and neighbor make a marriage of convenience only to fall in love. The heroine, Lady Christina, was my least favorite aspect of the book - pretty and kind but hyper-shy and meek. The hero, Oliver, was also unappealing - handsome and wealthy but reclusive. They had very little chemistry and no sizzle. The storyline was dark and darker - parental mistreatment, gambling debts, fraud, blackmail, bribes - every part of this story was miserable, and the not-credible love story at the middle of it was completely overshadowed. It’s hard to believe this book was written by the same author. Overall, a big disappointment, and I’ll cross my fingers that the next book in the series will be better.
What a powerful book. A Gilded Age look at handicaps, both physical and emotional. I wish I could shout it to the roof tops that everyone should read A Notorious Vow.Lady Christina Barclay has been under her parent’s thumbs since she was born. Growing up rather well off, until her parents squander the inheritance they’ve been left. The family heads to the United States and an American cousin’s home, fleeing creditors. Christina becomes her parent’s best chance to revive their finances.Walking in her cousin’s neighbors secluded garden each day, keeps Christina sane. Unfortunately, she has a mishap and meets the reclusive neighbor, Oliver Hawkes. Once Oliver finds out about Christina’s parent’s scheme, he reluctantly decides to agree to a marriage, saving Christina from the fate her parents planned for her.Oliver is a brilliant and enormously rich man but has chosen to stay out of society because of his physical handicap. He is deaf but hasn’t always been. Christina is a quiet, introspective woman, tired of trying to ‘fit’ into society. Both are looking for a way to manage their lives without giving themselves up and neither believes they deserve the other. Will they realize they are exactly what the other needs?Enter the cousin who wants what Oliver has and Christina’s parents looking to line their pockets. Add in a good dose of Gilded Age politics, graft, and corruption, and you have a story that touches your heart, and makes you fume with anger regarding the treatment people who are ‘different’ must endure.Ms. Shupe has done her homework regarding ‘handicaps’ in the Gilded Age. Women were sent to asylums for what we now think of as frivolous reasons. Men were as well. If you weren’t like everyone else, you must be an imbecile! I loved reading the history of ASL and schools for the deaf. Excellent information.
I very much enjoyed this novel! As many other reviews have pointed out that the heroine is timid and easily walked over by basically everyone. I find that I liked this because I identified with the heroine. I thought it was realistic for a 19 year old girl, who is still dependent on her parents and has been abused, at least emotionally, by her mother for her entire life to be a bit timid. Her small rebellions lead her to becoming stronger, but it was not an overnight thing. I really enjoyed that Christina recognized she had a problem, as did Oliver, and that in the end they worked on overcoming those faults.I thought the romance was sweet and that they bonded over the fact that she was willing to make accommodations for Oliver when his experience with the world was that he had to accommodate for everyone else! This novel was a refreshing change, and that although the heroine may not have been a brave, go-getter from the beginning, it still had the same elements of a young girl coming into womanhood and finding happiness and her place in the world. Many novels feature the heroine we want to be, whereas in this novel I felt that the heroine matched who I was at 19.
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