Saorsa

This was a fun and exciting book. There we a lot of twists and turns. Each time I was convinced I knew who everyone was some new twist would make me doubt myself. It has some elements of previous books in the series, but the author always makes it interesting and fun in a new way.

This was a fun book. The plot was unusual, but it included adventure and intrigue.

I didn't like how Caleb blamed Jessie when Becky got lost, especially after Jessie told him about how she felt responsible when her cousin got lost.

I enjoyed premise of the book a lot. The competition between the 2 main characters. The friends participation and support of the couple was enjoyable too. But the heroine was seemed very childish. She was also extremely self-deprecating. She (and her parents) mase so many references to how stupid, thick-headed and not clever she was that I lost count. Then the other characters in the story would have to keep telling her that she wasn't as dumb as she thought she was. It was annoying and made her seem really immature. I got so tired of it, I just couldn't keep reading it.

I didn't like the heroine being forced into hurting the hero.

Anneka R. Walker's "An Unwitting Alliance" is a delightful and humorous Regency romance. Thanks to the meddling, well-intentioned "Matchmaking Mamas," Cassandra Vail and Tom Harwood find their carefully laid plans (and lack thereof) hilariously derailed. Through a series of charming misunderstandings, they end up unwillingly betrothed—to each other!

Walker excels at crafting witty banter and endearing characters. This sweet, clean romance is filled with charming mishaps and a satisfying slow-burn connection. If you love lighthearted historical romance with plenty of laughs, this is a wonderful read.

What a great book! It's so fun when a romance includes more than just main characters. The friendships between the Rebels added to the overall story. And the Matchmaking mamas using the guise of a "Music Club" was clever. There was a lot of mischief, compromising situations and some unexpected problems to overcome. I really enjoyed this book.

I just couldn't get past the fact that the heroine was married, but just moved on like she wasn't anymore. Especially for the culture of that time period.

I loved this book. The characters were so much fun! I enjoyed that the main characters were intelligent and interesting. The intrigue and mystery made it enjoyable to read. 

This was a fun romantic read. The character development was good. I also liked the information about mental health and how it was treated during this time period. I enjoyed this book a lot.

I loved this book. The setting of a Royal Russian wedding was so extravagant and exciting! I loved learning about this time and event. Th main characters were well developed and very likeable. I enjoyed how they complemented each other and how their love was truly based on their respect and admiration of each other. Learning about the photography of this time was also very interesting. It was well written and I'm glad that the main characters didn't get lost in thd grandeur of the setting.