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ishouldreadthat 's review for:
Moontangled
by Stephanie Burgis
Originally posted to I Should Read That
I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.
I am not proud to admit that I let out a little squeak of delight when I found out that Juliana and Caroline were getting their own novella. Their love story and secret engagement has been playing out in the background for too long! I’m a sucker for secret fiances and star-crossed lovers, so I knew I would love this before I even opened it up.
Burgis does a fantastic job of setting up the story with just the right about of yearning, hardheadedness, and miscommunication from our ladies. Throw in some humour, good friends, and a magical wood and you have a perfect romance novella.
I love the setting of these books so much, and with the introduction of new characters in this Moontangled I’m hoping that we get to see more of the students at Harwood College of Magic get their own stories and happily ever afters. Regardless of what happens in the next book in the series, I can guarantee I’ll be devouring it as soon as I am able.
I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.
I am not proud to admit that I let out a little squeak of delight when I found out that Juliana and Caroline were getting their own novella. Their love story and secret engagement has been playing out in the background for too long! I’m a sucker for secret fiances and star-crossed lovers, so I knew I would love this before I even opened it up.
Burgis does a fantastic job of setting up the story with just the right about of yearning, hardheadedness, and miscommunication from our ladies. Throw in some humour, good friends, and a magical wood and you have a perfect romance novella.
I love the setting of these books so much, and with the introduction of new characters in this Moontangled I’m hoping that we get to see more of the students at Harwood College of Magic get their own stories and happily ever afters. Regardless of what happens in the next book in the series, I can guarantee I’ll be devouring it as soon as I am able.