While Forever Lovely is technically the second book in a series it reads like a standalone.
Or at least I didn't feel like I was missing anything from the first book. I'm
a sucker for time-travel novels even though I'm not a huge Outlander fan. What
sets this book apart from other time traveler novels is the fact that the
heroine travels to future from Jane Austen's England. And meets our hero
a 21st Century student who low and behold is studying female writers from the
time period she's form. And since I love a good nerdy hero he was perfect
for me.
As
a reader I've found it hard to find regency set novels written by modern
authors that I enjoy or feel like they are written well. I guess my program is
that I keep comparing modern authors to Austen. But Forever Lovely by Linore
Rose Burkard comes pretty close. And I look forward to reading the first book
in this series, as well as other books by this author.
I received a copy of
this book from the author I was not
required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.
