bling about it to myself I suddenly realized I was still very much enjoying the book.

The other characters didn't stand out enough even though it is hard to shine next to the Montague's. I'm sorry but I thought Joanna was silly with the dog thing, willing to give up her life and others. Monty's appearances was what I yearned for. Although Felicity can hold her on, together they make the story something special. The banter, Monty's arrogance, Felicity's analogies, just kept me laughing and wanting more.

The plot wasn't fulfilling though the ending did wrap up nicely. Can't wait for the next book I am excited to learn of their brother. I just hope he can compete with the power couple.30:T573,This is...better than The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue? Maybe? I really don't know. I think I liked the adventure in this book better, I certainly preferred Alexander Platt as the villain to Bourbon, and I am unbelievably in love with each member of this trio. I love the way the narrator of the audiobook says Felicity Montague. Sim's accent the way the narrator does it is extremely nice on the ears. I love that Felicity Montague is asexual, and that when you see inside her head, she is way more annoying than she seemed from her brother's point of view in the other book. I looove that. Speaking of Monty, it was nice to see him and Percy be so settled down and in love and wholesome. I love their version of happily ever after.

My only attempts at critique are that it started slightly slower than the first book and I was worried? Barely. And the feminism might've been laid on a little teeny bit thick. Some of the feminist statements were great and wonderful and some were like ok, we get it. But I can't say I've ever been barred from being a doctor or collecting my own property. That would piss me off, too.

Have I made it clear that I love every moment of the friendship arc between Felicity and Johanna? Every moment. Ok. This will definitely be a comfort reread of mine. I mean, A Ge

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