Only Enchanting
critique of A Survivor's Club Novel
Mary Balogh has written a novel titled 'Only Enchanting' that is a part of the 'A Survivor's Club Novel'. This is a historical romance of a middle-class woman named Agnes and a member of ton named Flavian. Flavian wanted to serve his country, but he had to take over for his brother. Agnes was married to another man named Keeping. There are secrets abound in this story that will keep you turning pages to the end. Mary Balogh has added three samples of her other books at the end. The reader will be able to visualize what is happening in each chapter.
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Mary Balogh is a superb writer. Great critique.