Engaging the Enemy Book Reviews

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Engaging the Enemy. Engaging story and very good characters!

Contrived, with Continuity Issues. When Boyd wrote this story, she avoided pronouns when referencing her villain, whose gender was unknown. Consequently, when she updated the story, she only used “they” as a singular pronoun in a couple of paragraphs. While I support the use of “they” as a gender neutral substitute for “he” and “she,” not everyone does. Due to this controversy, many consider this usage to be modern and thus, incongruous in a 19th century setting. Even so, there are valid reasons for using “they” as a singular pronoun in historical fiction. To minimize the resulting continuity issues, such usage should be found, as appropriate, throughout the story. In this instance, as Boyd simply wanted the reader to realize that the villain could be either a man or a woman, the extremely limited use of “they” as a singular pronoun was unforgivably incongruous. This is especially so as Boyd had repeatedly made her point prior to such usage. As there are no societal concerns at stake, Boyd should have continued, for another couple of paragraphs, to avoid pronouns when referencing the villain. By doing so, she would have eliminated an incongruous distraction from the story. Additionally, the conception (and resulting parentage) of the child was so jarringly contrived as to be irritating. Furthermore, every time the hero thought of the child as his, I wondered if he’d be so heroic if the child was not.

Engaging the enemy. Good read A lot of twist and turns

Engaging the Enemy. Two incorrect uses of apostrophes in as many pages. So discouraging! Does anyone use proofreaders anymore?

Engaging the Enemy. Great read

Wonderful. A wonderful way to be introduced to an author! I no sooner finished this than I HAD to buy the next in this series.

Wonderful. Loved loved this story of romance, mystery, all the characters. Had to get the rest of this series. Well written.

Enjoyable. Lots of twists and turns but too many things left unfinished. Should have completed more of the story lines

Punctuation & grammar not strong suits. While the characters were interesting enough, seeing possessives where plurals were called for, and vice versa, put me in editor mode and made reading this for pleasure difficult. Even the main characters were on the flat side, but Mercy’s character was a bit more present. I’d like to know about the other siblings’ fates, but not at the cost of Editor Mode reading. While there were clues and possible red herrings cast about, the foreshadowing was much lighter, and very well done. I had my suspicions as to who the culprit was, and am happy to say that no single one of them was the actual answer.

Engaging the Enemy. This book was intriguing! A good mystery ( with a twist to the solving), a good romantic story, and characters developed through both narratives and other characters produced a well-written and smoothly flowing novel. Worth the time to read!

Pass. No better or worse than any of the other free books offered. Series are always annoying. Getting one free is not enough to persuade me to buy another.

Couldn’t put it down. Loved it!!!! I didn’t want to put it down for anything.

To start again. I have attempted twice to read this book..can not get into it. I did read the narrative of the second book it seems to be more exciting than this one.

Engaging the Enemy. I read this book for the second time. I have been on Ancestry and I know your books are fiction but my ancestors on my mother's side were Randall's starting as far as England goes. I don't think there was any royalty but one was a mayor of Bath.

Engaging the Enemy. The interaction between the two main characters was intriguing and delightful. Foolish man, he surrendered in the end!! They overcame obstacles, intrigue and found themselves. Good worthwhile read! Cathie mamu_h@ hotmail.com

Engaging the enemy. Fantastic plot!

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An easy read. Quite a nice easy read, a little predictable with the usual regency HEA. Nothing to stretch the grey matter.

Family. What a story, evil then love conquers all. Great read

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Excellent. Loved every word!

Engaging the enemy. A great writer, this story is spell bounding....