Charity Girl by Georgette Heyer was a disappointment. In fact, I would have skipped most of the scenes if I wasn't doing the 50 book challenge. They didn't share very many scenes and one character was way too innocent, even for her time. I don't have much to say about it, as I'd only give it one star. Part of the problem is the two main characters are old childhood friends who have a history of playing together that you don't see. They were supposed to be engaged, but didn't think that way of each other. And at the very end, what do you know? They discovered they were in love. It was all very methodical and obviously supposed to end that way.
Friday, July 23, 2010
Book 21: Charity Girl
Charity Girl by Georgette Heyer was a disappointment. In fact, I would have skipped most of the scenes if I wasn't doing the 50 book challenge. They didn't share very many scenes and one character was way too innocent, even for her time. I don't have much to say about it, as I'd only give it one star. Part of the problem is the two main characters are old childhood friends who have a history of playing together that you don't see. They were supposed to be engaged, but didn't think that way of each other. And at the very end, what do you know? They discovered they were in love. It was all very methodical and obviously supposed to end that way.
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