To Kiss a Thief

There wasn't anything particularly stunning about this book, but it wasn't particularly bad. It was okay. It kept me engaged enough to read it all the way though, albeit, in the middle I am pretty sure I did some skimming. I liked how the romance between St. John and Sarah started, they were both guarded and uneasy around each other. There was no trust, but they went very quickly from that to being intimate, which is not believable for me. Especially since he believes her guilty of a crime, and is simply there to get his property.

Clarissa was a cute child, and I like the uncertainty she added to St. John and Sarah's relationship. Eliza and the step mom were easy to dislike, and the big betrayal, which I suppose was not so big, was kind of expected. Granted, it was not done by the party I thought was responsible, but then said responsible party admits it all to Sarah, which makes zero sense to me. I feel if maybe there was more development in the romance between Sarah and St. John I may have enjoyed this book a little more.