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Kaan çelik kaancelik05 — 4 stars – Historical/Regency Romance I’d lowered my expectations for this after hearing from several friends that the Huxtable series isn’t among Balogh’s best work, and I mainly read First Comes Marriage in order to have the background for Then Comes Seduction that I checked out from the library, since I so love a good rake story. I’m happy to report that after a somewhat slow beginning in which I almost abandoned it as a DNF, I ended up really liking this book, especially the cheerful, find joy in the everyday things and moments in life heroine. Unfortunately, I also as equally and emphatically disliked the stuffy, snobby, callous, condescending, and unappreciative hero, nor did I ever truly warm up to him, even after his fairly hasty, and rather late in coming, love realization and declaration. Still, I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it, despite that the hero might not have deserved such a whimsical, happy, optimistic, and loyal wife, so I’m rating it solid 4 stars. And I’m looking forward to reading Then Comes Seduction and more of Balogh’s (better) books. :)

Vincent Cooke vincentcooke — I read this book, based on lectures given at Columbia University in 1914, while taking Peter Maxwell's History of Ancient Philosophy at Loyola University Chicago. It is an excellent survey of the trends of Greek thought from the pre-Socratics to the rise of Christianity, presenting a cogent thesis as to the dynamics of this development.

Kirill Ermoshin kirillyermoshin — A really good book! I'm waiting to read what will happen next!

Aya Murakami aya_murakami — easy read, cute story, enjoyed it!

Janpreet Kaur janpreet — a thought provoking look into excessive eating that manages to not be preachy or a "diet" book - it's about re-balancing your attitude to food.