Once upon a time in a land far far away...
Just kidding!!
A series of some of the stories I've read and appreciate. A story, for me, need not be perfect. No story ever is. Good plot, decent writing and I'm in. Therefore, INTUITION
Also dedicated to mAy_justimagine for introducing me to this amazing book. And also for being the incredible person that you are, for listening, for being there and most importantly for being so YOU! Thank you for everything Angel. ❤
Synopsis: "Whatever happens, Blair, I want you to always be reminded that you are the ruby of one Everard." SHE IS THE GOVERNESS... Agatha Blair has been with the Everards for nearly two years. She is plain and barely pass the category of pretty. And she is secretly in love with the boring, brooding brother of her wards. HE IS THE LORD OF DEVONSHIRE... Benedict Everard is the eldest of all the Everard children. His sisters call him the beast. And he secretly believes the governess is a bore. A PAST... Hers is dark, his is never talked about.
Still set in the fictional place of the Town, this first story of the Everard Family Series follows an unstoppable love that cannot, one that will test a fun and quirky family living in the affluent and wicked town of Wickhurst.
Title: 10/10 What more could one possibly say to such a title? I loved it. It has such delicate references in the story that it brought a smile to my face at every such instant. And that, I highly highly appreciate. A title that would bring a smile on my face at the end of a story is something that warms my heart immensely and this story managed to make me smile throughout the course of the story.
Description/Foreword: 10/10 This description was one that had the perfect amount of detailing. It describes the lead characters and has my most favourite quote from the book. I do believe it is also something that would pique one's interest with one glance. So it is quite perfect really for the story. There is no foreword as such. But I would like to consider the first chapter as one. I love how the author starts out. Not entirely unimaginable, but very different indeed. It's written really well.
Originiality/Creativity/Plot: 10/10 Okay, this is something I feel like the author shouldn't be judged for. It almost feels like a crime to do that for her imagination is beyond anything I've ever come across. How she came up with such a plot is something I've stopped wondering coz I don't think I'll ever find an answer to it. I wonder if she knows about The Town. Hhmm. Intriquing. Lol. Just kidding. The story is nothing like any that I've read or anyone ever has I presume. You would be shocked to find out, if you haven't already. It has the most unique plot.
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Writing: 10/10 Again, perfect. Writing historical genre is particularly difficult for reasons known to all of us. Yet the author has managed to do it quite fine I must say. She did great for the period she was aiming for. There are typos yes but that least bothers me. I found myself very much happy reading it. Reading historical, if you enjoy it, gives a rather satisfying feel for the use of words are so beautiful. This story gave me that feel of satisfaction. It is beautifully written and I find myself being in the same zone two days after I have completed reading it. I also found myself itching to use the many words used in the story. And that is a sign of a real good book.
