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thegreatmanda 's review for:
His Lordship's Coachman
by Maxime Jaz
emotional
hopeful
sad
slow-paced
I really wanted to love this, but the writing was distractingly… bad, or maybe just in a style I couldn’t stand. I had to skim a lot of it to get through the book. There were three main annoyances for me: a lot of incomplete sentences/sentence fragments; constant use of ellipses in the dialogue; and using “that” and “those” as determiners so often it became weird and noticeable early and didn’t improve.
The characters were strong, and I was invested enough in Archibald and Darren to stick with them and see how it ended. The angst was angsting, a little harder than I personally needed it to, but it made their reunion very sweet. There was a lot of non-graphic animal abuse that made sense for the time period, story, and characters, but it was almost too much for me.
The characters were strong, and I was invested enough in Archibald and Darren to stick with them and see how it ended. The angst was angsting, a little harder than I personally needed it to, but it made their reunion very sweet. There was a lot of non-graphic animal abuse that made sense for the time period, story, and characters, but it was almost too much for me.