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A Captain for Caroline Gray
by Julie Wright
Thank you to Shadow Mountain Publishing for an ARC. All opinions are my own!
ROUGH SEAS.
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This book was a bit of a hit and miss for me.
I did enjoy the regency romance aspect. And I did like Caroline as one of the main characters. She had a bold nature and allowed her education to shine. Caroline was more progressive and free-thinking which was a nice change of pace. I didn’t always love Captain Scott. He had some repetitive dialogue and was rather stubborn for way too much of this. They had some sweet moments and cute banter at least. Really enjoyed the good kissing scenes too.
The setting is what kind of dragged for me. With things set mostly out at seas it made any added drama really feel dramatic. I caught myself wanting to roll my eyes sometimes because it was a clear way to try to progress the story without really doing so. A shorter book with less fluff would have made the pacing better.
The overall journey was successful. I liked the ending and wish there would have been an epilogue! I wanted a touch more of Caroline and Thomas.
Overall audience notes:
- Regency Romance
- Language: none
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: physical altercations, stormy seas, child abuse (one of the boys on the ship is beaten off screen by someone)
ROUGH SEAS.
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
This book was a bit of a hit and miss for me.
I did enjoy the regency romance aspect. And I did like Caroline as one of the main characters. She had a bold nature and allowed her education to shine. Caroline was more progressive and free-thinking which was a nice change of pace. I didn’t always love Captain Scott. He had some repetitive dialogue and was rather stubborn for way too much of this. They had some sweet moments and cute banter at least. Really enjoyed the good kissing scenes too.
The setting is what kind of dragged for me. With things set mostly out at seas it made any added drama really feel dramatic. I caught myself wanting to roll my eyes sometimes because it was a clear way to try to progress the story without really doing so. A shorter book with less fluff would have made the pacing better.
The overall journey was successful. I liked the ending and wish there would have been an epilogue! I wanted a touch more of Caroline and Thomas.
Overall audience notes:
- Regency Romance
- Language: none
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: physical altercations, stormy seas, child abuse (one of the boys on the ship is beaten off screen by someone)