Sunrise with a Notorious Lord by Alexandra Hawkins

Sebetul nya buku tentang Lord of Vice ini sih standard lah seperti genre2 HR yg mengandalkan tampang ganteng dan cantik.tapi ga tau kenapa,aku kok suka ya sama mereka.

I will definitely keep reading this series since I loved the previous books, and I hope this book was just an aberration or was rushed along by the publishers. In fact, I originally gave this book 3 stars, but I just can't justify that so I'll be going down to 2. Ruddel and WTF was going on with Isabel's mother? Is it addiction to laudanum that she is dealing with or is she just an embarrassment? And why did she randomly decide to go to London? So confused. There was the scheme to get Isabel's sister married off to Vane, but we never actually saw any real interaction between them there was the possible altercation with Isabel's grandfather, but again there was no interaction and for all we know maybe he really did want to talk to her the plot about Isabel's fathers work and having to sell it off the very unfinished business with Delia and Mr. There were so many possible storylines that were thrown out there but never actually followed through on that I am still not sure what the main plot was. Sure, it was nice to see the previous books couples, but it did not really do anything to further the story and the pages would have been better used to learn more about Vane and Isabel. I do not think it is always necessary to include every single previous character in each book within a series.

Things seemed to just jump around, and the other Lords of Vice seemed to be just tossed into the story for no reason other than to include them because it is their series. I liked Vane and Isabel, although like I mentioned before, they could have been developed more. Seriously, if you know what transpired, let me know!!! I am still totally confused how Vane found out - it wasn't his mother or Isabel, and no one else knew. When and how did Vane find out that Isabel and his mother were in cahoots? We go from the two of them getting together, having a fight, the fake-fiance showing up, and the next thing you know Vane is mad about her deceit (which, really, beyond their first meeting there was so little effort to push him towards Delia). Things were going along great, albeit a little less developed than Hawkins previous books in the series, and then all of a sudden it is as if a major event was skipped in the book. Is it just me, or were there about 50 pages or so missing towards the end of the book?

Sunrise with a Notorious Lord by Alexandra Hawkins