I am not a real big fan of romances because they all have the same plots. But this one wasn't too sickening. I could stomach reading through all of it. And I see the author did her best appealing to Jane Austen fans. It has a little light heartedness, and she tried to keep to the language of the time. However she did flub up when she used the word "fuck." It would have been more appropriate with bloody, but ah well. This series, the Inferno Club, is not even close to the author's Knight Miscellany series in quality of its titles. The romances in the books were uninteresting as were the H/h. This title was dull, dull, dull. One book of this series was dyn-o-mite, My Ruthless Prince. My Scandalous Viscount was ok. I will say that the subplot that continued from books books 1-4 was awesome and culminated with a spectacular finish in My Ruthless Prince (bk 4). Book 5 was a sort of denouement for the subplot. In the case of this series and her last, GF comes up with compelling subplots. However, with the Inferno Club, I was _only_ interested in the subplot. I just didn't care about couples themselves and I see no reason to read the last title of the series.
Do You like book My Notorious Gentleman (2013)?
The plot was great, good characters, but the verbiage was contemporary.
—Lary
I will be reading the rest of the series. ;) in order now
—Rails
