The Baronet’s Lady Biologist
The Baronet’s Lady Biologist
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Series: The Linfield Ladies #3
Publisher: Vinspire Publishing
Release Date: February 28, 2023
Genre: Regency Romance (Clean)
About the Author of The Baronet’s Lady Biologist
Alissa Baxter wrote her first Regency romance, The Dashing Debutante, during her long university holidays. After travelling the world, she settled down to write her second Regency romance, Lord Fenmore’s Wager, which was inspired by her time living on a country estate in England. A Marchioness Below Stairs, her third Regency romance, is the sequel to Lord Fenmore’s Wager.
Also, the author of two chick lit novels, The Truth About Clicking Send and Receive (previously published as Send and Receive) and The Truth About Cats and Bees (previously published as The Blog Affair), Alissa currently lives in Johannesburg with her husband and two sons.
Alissa is a member of RWA as well as ROSA (Romance writers Organisation of South Africa).
My Thoughts on The Baronet’s Lady Biologist
Okay, so this is book three in a series. I read book one but then did not have the pleasure of reading book two. This is book three and you do see a character that I feel that we met or delved more in-depth with in book two. Having said that it does read well as a stand-alone book. You might initially have a small bit of confusion but it goes away quickly and does not affect the plot or overall book.
Now onto the book!
I really enjoyed getting to know Georgiana. Georgiana loves science. She works with her brother and father. It’s unconventional and you’d think she’s been content and happy. But she’s not. She wants to pursue science her way and do so while on the go.
Enter our male her in the story!
Sir Giles!
So, maybe it’s just me, but this book definitely made me think of Pride and Prejudice. So if you enjoyed that book you’re going to love this one as it has more adventure and less over-explaining.
You’re going to love this one. It’s got intrigue. It’s got romance. And it has gorgeous butterflies. Just know that you’re going to want to delve into the world of butterflies and learn about them and it might lead to a unit study on butterflies for your homeschooled children and then a trip to the butterfly exhibit at the zoo. Not saying I did that or anything. . . okay, yes I did that.
I have voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received through JustRead Publicity Tours. All views expressed are only my honest opinion. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC regulations.
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