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I do find it fascinating how it's a suspenseful and anxiety inducing read even though technically you know the outcome and the scenes are from the past.

I don't know why this gives me anxiety but also I cannot stop reading it...

Oh no, I am losing interest a bit. I do have a bit of hard time caring for our characters, but who knows... There's still more than half to read.

This is so addictive!!

Things are getting... somewhere. I mean I really hope our girl is wrong about those two. But the two girls are intriguing, especially how they react at certain moments.

Nooo, not the mention of Hirst. From all the artists one could use they chose that guy...

He really really really cares about consent.

Reread.

I really appreciate all the mentions of female painters, but I wish this book had more visuals (at least in this first part of the book).

Deliciously fun! Both are a bit shy and tiptoeing around, but I am intrigued by the little tidbits the author is throwing. And I cannot wait for them to come together!!

OMG! They have to marry now because she sneaked into his library? I LOVE IT!

I am curious where this is going - so far it's a bunch of hot people on an inhabited island - atoll, sorry.

I am taking this Regency challenge very seriously and I couldn't say no to a Regency romance with a touch of mythology.

The wager was made, guys! Exciting! There is a lot of extra description on every page that I quite honestly do not care about and find it boring but THE WAGER!!

I am intrigued and hooked and the 70s were weird, man.

I am having a bit of an unusual slow start compared to how quickly I devoured the other books by Rachel Hawkins.

I was surprised that we also get his POV. My bad, my bad. Sparked my curiosity anyway.

I really like the heroine and she barely made an appearance in the first 10% of this book. Good sign, good sign.

This is so cosy and it makes me miss Paris even more than I miss it on a daily basis.

I accepted Marta's challenge and I will try to read as many regency books this month as possible.

I like cheese (and I got this cookbook for review). On the not so bright side, I cannot eat cheese until probably July. Oh, this will be so hard to read TToTT

The bookworm book.

Well, well, well, this was uncomfortably fun.

This book... it really makes it hard for me to read it one day, isn't it?

My husband is still excited we are reading this. I am still wondering what's the point.

I am reading this because I love my husband and he wants us to read it together.