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This sounds very bad. I think he is to cocky

The girl know what she wants lol

I'm sorry but the line "Open up. Let me into your virginal womanhood." is sending me to outer space

This man needs to actually do his job and read those damn scrolls.

Honestly, really liked the sex scene

You know maybe it’s the right word, but Cunny is making me crack up

Ooo she would NOT have been wearing undergarments. Or at least, not the kind I believe are being described.

Honestly I'm such a nerd for fashion history so I've been loving reading all the descriptions of clothing.

I get that it is being used as a story telling device about how Max is protective, but still. common sense and story context.

Maximilian and Mary would have known that the bishop would have wanted to see the bed sheets. Honestly, they should be glad that they didn't want to watch it happen! They have felt pretty well settled as characters in the story but this is not adding up.

Yay we love consent!!

I'm glad that the insta love is one sided. If they were both suddenly heads over heels in love with each other I would cry.

Oo hard disagree. Tell him. I get that this is historical fiction, but the miscommunication trope is so dead to me at this point. I haven't seen it done 'well' in a while. It drags out a relationship that is otherwise healthy.

Love at first sight

Why do we need to know his undergarments are black?

I do think our dear Maximilian is speaking of the Renaissance! I also just learned Mary died at 25. So...

I'm just a tad worried of this turning into a "mine" trope.

Truly the only thing I know of the Habsurgs is that illustrious jaw.

I really love Harlem's way of describing things. "The easterly wind held a dusting of snowflakes that skittered and swirled instead of falling to the ground. The sky was pregnant with fat-bellied clouds as dark as a rook's chest and promising heavier snow to come"
The description is just, awesome.

Yes get them Mary!

I really like Mary. Honestly I never studied her much in class, I was always a Tudor fan. I'm praying we stay in her head. I've never been a fan of reading from a man's perspective during a romance. Their thoughts about the female lead can stay to themselves.

Provided an arc by Net Galley. So far I'm liking the writing style. I've read other historical fiction so I'm excited for this!