Slightly Wicked (Slightly series #2)
by Mary Balogh
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Read in September, 2007
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historical romance readers.
Read 9/18-9/19/07
Slightly Wicked is the second book in the Slightly/Bedwyn's series. It tells the story of Judith, a passionate young woman stuck in a life of drudgery as a poor relation to the altogether unpleasant Effingham family, and Rannulf, the charming, aimless third Bedwyn brother. Balogh spins a lovely, romantic tale out of this while also painting a picture of how truly horrid it must have been to be a poor and gently bred woman in Regency England. Recommended.
And as an aside, I ...more
Slightly Wicked is the second book in the Slightly/Bedwyn's series. It tells the story of Judith, a passionate young woman stuck in a life of drudgery as a poor relation to the altogether unpleasant Effingham family, and Rannulf, the charming, aimless third Bedwyn brother. Balogh spins a lovely, romantic tale out of this while also painting a picture of how truly horrid it must have been to be a poor and gently bred woman in Regency England. Recommended.
And as an aside, I ...more
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Read in April, 2007
Slightly Wicked was the story of Rannulf and Judith which wasn't one of my favourites. I'm not a huge fan of the spinster + hero having a fling then suddenly realising who one another are weeks later. It combined the Cinderella/Wallflower storyline which I like to read. I kept waiting for the moment that the bratty cousin would be put in her place, but alas no such satisfaction.
I always enjoy these mistaken identity stories along with the downtrodden younger sister/orphan etc type stories, b...more
I always enjoy these mistaken identity stories along with the downtrodden younger sister/orphan etc type stories, b...more
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Second in the Slightly series and another story of a Bedwyn sibling. This one introduces the spunky heroine Judith Law a penniless young woman with an astonishing talent to act. Judith meets Rannulf and the sparks fly. Throughout the remainder of the series, they remained one of my favorite couples.
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Read in May, 2008
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Read in January, 2006
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Yea, but read the others before getting into this one.
This book shows that people can be loved for who they are without changing themselves to impress others or for acceptance.
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Read in July, 2008
so far so good...i really like the heroine Judith, she really needs to stand up to her relatives. I can relate.
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