Wednesday, September 28, 2005,11:17 PM
Shogun, The Rogue, It's In His Kiss
Wow, I'm really bad at updating this. I must've read at least 20 books since my last entry. It just takes too much time to put up a picture, write a summary and a critique. But I still want to keep a list of the books I've read, so I'm going to try again. I'm just going to write a weekly list maybe. And rate it. A summary would still be great so I can remind myself what the book was about. But let's do this one step at a time.
Books I've Read Since the Last Entry (as much as I can remember):
Shogun - James Clavell (5 stars)
The Rogue - Celeste Bradley (4.5 stars)
Heroine: Jane Pennington (recent heiress)
Hero: Etham Damont (not a gentleman but educated as one)
Plot: Gambler Damont is reluctantly recruited by the Liar's Club to discover if Lord Maywell is a traitor. In the process he is attracted to Jane Pennington, Maywell's neice.
Other Characters: Colin Tremayne, Lord Etheridge, Maywell's wife and five daughters, namely Serena.
It's In His Kiss - Julia Quinn (4.75 stars)
Heroine: Hyacinth Bridgerton (speaks her mind, witty, intelligent - sometimes too much for men)
Hero: Gareth St. Clair (estranged from father, not his father's son)
Plot: Gareth is receives his paternal grandmother's diary which is written in Italian. Hyacinth is a good friend of Gareth's maternal grandmother and offers to translate the diary. The diary contains secrets about diamonds and Gareth's heritage.
That's it for now. More later.
Books I've Read Since the Last Entry (as much as I can remember):
Shogun - James Clavell (5 stars)
The Rogue - Celeste Bradley (4.5 stars)
Heroine: Jane Pennington (recent heiress)
Hero: Etham Damont (not a gentleman but educated as one)
Plot: Gambler Damont is reluctantly recruited by the Liar's Club to discover if Lord Maywell is a traitor. In the process he is attracted to Jane Pennington, Maywell's neice.
Other Characters: Colin Tremayne, Lord Etheridge, Maywell's wife and five daughters, namely Serena.
It's In His Kiss - Julia Quinn (4.75 stars)
Heroine: Hyacinth Bridgerton (speaks her mind, witty, intelligent - sometimes too much for men)
Hero: Gareth St. Clair (estranged from father, not his father's son)
Plot: Gareth is receives his paternal grandmother's diary which is written in Italian. Hyacinth is a good friend of Gareth's maternal grandmother and offers to translate the diary. The diary contains secrets about diamonds and Gareth's heritage.
That's it for now. More later.
