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Izzie Izzie leafyezi1220 — Who doesn't love a good historical romance? Wait, don't answer that, I'm aware that there are quite a few people in the world who truly don't enjoy either romance novels, or the historical romance subgenre. Luckily, I love it. First, the gripes, because there are only a few. I'm not such a fan of the cover on this one though; not only is the main character never in a blue dress, the dude looks rather silly in his frilly shirt. But whatever, I didn't actually judge this one on its cover. I judged it by its title, and I have to say that Beau Blackthorn wasn't as Rake-ish as I was expecting. However, the cover and title are my only real gripes with this book. I loved the characters, and the plot. I felt like the characters were growing and changing from the beginning to the end, and that there was actually chemistry between our hero and heroine. Chelsea learns a bit about herself, and a lot about Beau. Meanwhile, Beau learns quite a bit about both himself and Chelsea. Some of the decisions they make toward the end of the book represent major deviations from choices they'd have made at the beginning, but it rather felt like it made sense based upon what had happened in the intervening time. Where sometimes I feel the need to inhale a book in a single sitting, and it costs me hours of sleep, I found that I could put this one down. Not because it was boring, but because it was paced in such a way that it was possible to look away without feeling like you could miss something. It wasn't a breathless race to the finish- not for the reader anyway- but instead it was a relaxing read which enabled me to appreciate the intricacies of the perspective shifts and character growth. I really enjoyed this particular novel, and will certainly be picking up a few more by this author- I look forward to reading about Beau's brothers in the upcoming novels. This title earns a 4/5 for being a good read. If you like regency romance, you should certainly pick it up. {I received a review copy from the publisher.} Full review available on AeliaReads.