I've read this, the best thing about it was the cover, it was pretty meh. It's the first in a series but I haven't bothered with the rest.Lisa wrote:Have we seen this one yet, the gate looks familiar.
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- Madeleine
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- Preferred HF: Plantagenets, Victorian, crime, dual time-frame
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Currently reading "Mania" by L J Ross
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At home with a good book and the cat...
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And that full title: Victorian Romance - The Duke & The Duchesse: Historical Romance, Downton Abbey, Mail Order Bride, Viking, Regency Romance, Adult Historical Romance Stories, Royal British, French, History TV Fiction
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...is the only place I want to be
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is new to me, but we've seen them a few other times.
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- Lisa
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Whenever I see a book with such a title on Amazon, I steer well clear. It may be good, but I am not going to find out.Misfit wrote: And that full title: Victorian Romance - The Duke & The Duchesse: Historical Romance, Downton Abbey, Mail Order Bride, Viking, Regency Romance, Adult Historical Romance Stories, Royal British, French, History TV Fiction
Also if I had searched for Downton Abbey, am I going to be satisfied with and intrigued by that search result?
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I don't know why these 'authors' choose those long rambling titles. Still, makes for giggles on GoodreadsLisa wrote:Whenever I see a book with such a title on Amazon, I steer well clear. It may be good, but I am not going to find out.
Also if I had searched for Downton Abbey, am I going to be satisfied with and intrigued by that search result?
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- Mythica
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We can see her face now!Misfit wrote: plus it can be seen on the Amazon page for The Last Waltz (not currently on GR with that cover).
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[/quote]Mythica wrote:[quote="Misfit]We can see her face now!
Good catch!
At home with a good book and the cat...
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- Mythica
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Am I imagining it or have I seen this woman before? I feel like she's on another cover with some airplanes but I have no idea what it was called.
- Mythica
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And again:Mythica wrote:Is this the same model in a slightly different getup? Hard to tell with half her face covered but the eyes look SO similar.Mythica wrote:Same photoshoot, slightly different pose.
I don't think the eyeliner is photoshopped after all. Unless the photographer photoshopped it in and only made that version available for the stock images (which I think is really unlikely), there's no way it got photoshopped twice exactly the same.