
Both Persy and Pen are convinced something sinister has occurred to their beloved governess - and friend - and begin to discreetly make inquiries as to her whereabouts. They are joined by their little brother Charles, aka Chuckles, who is always up for an adventure and home from school with a broken arm. Chuckles is far too observant and protective for his tender years and happens to be my favorite character by far.
This was such a light, fanciful waltz through time. The Leland family is lovable - with the exception of Persy's constant feelings of inadequacy. The action is nicely distributed against descriptions of dresses, parties, court politics, and even a little romance. The magic portion seemed to almost be an afterthought, but still an interesting addition. A fun, engaging read for any day.
series reading order:
~ Bewitching Season
~ Betraying Season
3 comments:
I had never heard of this book, but it looks interesting! I love a good mix of parties,court politics and romance! Even better if there's a little magic! Plus, there's a bookish character :)
Ohh, I really need to read this. I have it on my bookshelf but haven't gotten around to it yet. Your review makes me want to start soon though. :)
Infinite - It is a good mix. The combination of all these elements made for a fun read. I hope you like it too.
Em - I think you'll like it. I'm more and more excited waiting to read the next one.
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