What do you think is the most important requirement in
a relationship? For me, I think honesty is
high on the list.
Elizabeth Bennet is visiting her Aunt and Uncle in
London. Her sister Jane is hoping to reunite with Charles Bingley, a young man
she had fallen in love with who has left the neighborhood before an expected
proposal. Elizabeth slips on ice after
being jostled by some young men and hurts her ankle. A kind gentleman that witnesses the incident takes
her to his nearby cousin’s house. His
cousin is Mr. Darcy, a man that Elizabeth is prejudiced against. Will these two grow to a better understanding
while she must stay as his place for two weeks?
My thoughts on this novel:
· Requirements for Love is a Pride and Prejudice variation. The characters are true to Austen’s creation and were a joy to read about.
· I loved the romance. It was great having Elizabeth and Darcy in a forced proximity in the same home. They slowly got to know each other and work through the prejudices that they had. There was great character development. I loved the banter between Elizabeth and Darcy.
· Darcy had to carry Elizabeth from room to room which was very romantic.
· Georgiana and Elizabeth strike up a great friendship. Georgiana helps Elizabeth write up a list of requirements for what she needs in a husband. Georgiana is excited to help matchmake. Darcy invites over some eligible friends but realizes when one seems to be a match that he may having feelings for Elizabeth himself.
· Darcy also shares his requirements for a wife.
· This was a nice story to read with low angst during a very busy time in life for me!
· Requirements for Love was a very well written novel.
· I didn’t realize that forearms could be so sexy until I read this book. Elizabeth highly admires Darcy’s forearms when he has his sleeves up.
· This was a clean read with a slow burn and forced proximity romance.
Overall, Requirements for Love by Heather Moll was a delightful
Pride & Prejudice variation and a lovely Regency romance. I really liked the set-up of the story and
thought it was an interesting point for a variation. It was like reading
another Jane Austen novel. I enjoyed it.
Book Source: Thank-you
to author Heather Moll for a review copy of this novel as part of the Book
Tour.
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