Review of “A Lot of Pride and Some Prejustice” by Petronela Ungureanu

Posted December 12, 2013 by Cassy Witthar in Reviews / 0 Comments

On the verge of losing her home and her position in society, Miss Portia Thorpe is fighting all her battles with her very heart. When Lord Salisbury is offering his friendship and support, she develops a most unsuitable inclination towards him. Surrounded by uncertainty and some very strange events, Portia must face the future where her estate, Valhalla, lost at poker by her father, gets a new mysterious owner. Will she manage to find her place in the new order of things? Will she accept an unexpected marriage proposal, just to save her home? With some pride, a little prejudice and all the courage in the world, she will eventually find a solution.

About the Author:

petronella

 

Petronela Ungureanu is a fantasy writer and a journalist living in a picturesque part of poetic Romania. She takes great pleasure in simple things like walking barefoot in the grass, or reading Jane Austen in front of a good fire, surrounded by her numerous purring cats. When the time feels right, she mysteriously withdraws in her favorite corner where she concocts fantastical stories about elves, fairies, gnomes and other wondrous creatures.

You can find her blogging at:

www.unikorna.blogspot.com

on Facebook at:

https://www.facebook.com/UnikornaBlog
or
https://www.facebook.com/petronela.ungureanu.9

Goodreads:
http://www.goodreads.com/user/show/6001556-unikorna

Tracy’s Review:

ARCreceived in exchange for an honest review.

Whilst this is not my usual type of book, I must admit, I really liked it. At times, it shocked me, and I wanted to belt her father over the head with something. This book, although short, keeps you wanting more. My only wish is that it was longer.  Great book! 4 well deserved stars lover of romance and historians this one is right up your street

Jodi’s Review:

I thought this story was short and sweet. A cute love story between Portia and Philip. The only thing I didn’t like was I felt it ended too abruptly and thought the story should have went on at least a little more. 3 Stars!

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