Immortality (Love Story, #2)
Dana Schwartz
Édimbourg, 1818. Sans nouvelles de Jack depuis sa disparition, Hazel a abandonné tout espoir de le revoir. Désormais chirgurien accompli, elle trompe son chagrin en se consacrant exclusivement à sa passion. Mais être une femme de science dans un monde d'hommes n'est pas sans risques. Condamnée à mort pour avoir pratiqué un avortement, Hazel n'est sauvée que par une mystérieuse intervention royale. Entraînée dans les conspirations et les intrigues amoureuses de la cour de Londres, Hazel découvrira bientôt qu'un terrible danger pèse sur la monarchie...
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4.5 stars
Thanks to Little Brown Books, Dana Schwartz, and Netgalley for a review copy in exchange for my honest opinion.
I loved this book. I loved the way that Hazel was taken away from the life she'd known in Edinburgh, down to London, the way she progressed through that journey. I loved the secret society too, the collection of members and how they saw the world.
What I didn't love? Having to wait until we were 60% of the way through the book for someone to arrive. I think that was really the only thing I wasn't fond of.
The pacing I felt was really good, the mystery surrounding certain things was fun, the supporting characters were really good too, although I wasn't a huge fan of Iona this time around. Simon was great, and not the total arse I expected him to be, and the friendship with Hazel was really interesting.
Overall, really loved the book and have pre-ordered a physical copy!
Thanks to Little Brown Books, Dana Schwartz, and Netgalley for a review copy in exchange for my honest opinion.
I loved this book. I loved the way that Hazel was taken away from the life she'd known in Edinburgh, down to London, the way she progressed through that journey. I loved the secret society too, the collection of members and how they saw the world.
What I didn't love? Having to wait until we were 60% of the way through the book for someone to arrive. I think that was really the only thing I wasn't fond of.
The pacing I felt was really good, the mystery surrounding certain things was fun, the supporting characters were really good too, although I wasn't a huge fan of Iona this time around. Simon was great, and not the total arse I expected him to be, and the friendship with Hazel was really interesting.
Overall, really loved the book and have pre-ordered a physical copy!
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