
A Delicate Deception
Reviews

I needed something fast and cute, because I was reading a series and I got stuck. My brain couldn’t read any further so I needed something else so I can get back to the series later. And this was perfect. I have this love for small old weird cute novels that are dated in the year 16… or 18… something. Fun fact a book dated in the older days is what got me back to reading a few yrs back. I have this little section in my bookcloset with old novels that are discolored and probably been thru a lot as they are second hand and the state of them is just wild. But I have a special love for them. And this reminded me of that love.

I recently finished reading an ARC of Cat Sebastian’s A Delicate Deception which features two disarmingly lovely and grumpy people falling head over heels for each other, slowly but surely, after they keep running into each other on their morning jaunts. Extremely tall Sydney with his stern eyebrows but kissable mouth and reclusive Lady Amelia Allenby living her best life free of the ballrooms and anxieties that plagued her in London society are an absolute treat. I always adore how Cat Sebastian handles and subverts romance tropes. Lady Amelia's nonchalance about her "deflowering" yet her supreme happiness with being with Sydney was just *chef's kiss* lovely. This story also is absolutely queer, and I loved how the happily ever after worked out for both characters. If you can’t wait for A Delicate Deception, Cat Sebastian has a wonderful back list of amazing titles you can jump in to right away! I reviewed from a free copy downloaded from Edelweiss+




