Nicole G. (nyteacher) reviewed Lady Sophie's Christmas Wish (Windham Sisters, Bk 1) on + 152 more book reviews
Burrowes' books always have some historical inaccuracy and huge secrets that turn out to be nothing. But, I usually don't care because her characters are so interesting and the romance is so great. But in this case, both the characters and romance fell flat for me. They're just two nice people who happened to get stranded together.
Lynne T. (mignon) reviewed Lady Sophie's Christmas Wish (Windham Sisters, Bk 1) on + 256 more book reviews
Grace Burrowes said in her Acknowledgements that she really enjoyed writing this book. I can honestly say that I did not enjoy reading it. I can usually find some redeeming part of any book. Okay, this is it. I can truly say that I like all of the characters. However, I do not like the stories provided for them. In this particular book, I was bored with changing the baby's nappies and tired of the three brothers sitting around drinking and talking about their wives and babies. I didn't mind the side stories of the Duke and Duchess,parents of the heroine, and the aunt and uncle of the hero. All of this jumping back and forth left the story disjointed. There were times when I couldn't figure out what was happening to whom. I confess it might have been because I skipped more than half of the book-the nappy/drinking parts. There are three more stories to go in this series. I think I'll give it a rest for a while. I really like to finish a series when I start it, so I will eventually get back to it
Rachel A. (ra7) reviewed Lady Sophie's Christmas Wish (Windham Sisters, Bk 1) on + 1006 more book reviews
This one is Sophie's story-the 2nd daughter of the Duke (I think Maggie's the oldest). I really liked Sophie and her taking in strays (the half blind horse, cat without a leg, etc). I liked the baby storyline-that one was a bit different. Another awesome book by Grace Burrowes!
