A Wild Justice
A Wild Justice (Wednesday League #1) by Gail Ranstrom (Goodreads Author) 3.77 · Rating details · 56 Ratings · 4 Reviews MARRIAGE, LIKE DANGER, COULD COME WHEN LEAST EXPECTED ... For despite Lady Annica Sayles's determination to remain a spinster --- the better to avenge wronged women, the better to guard her heart --- her passionate response to Tristan Sinclair, the elusive Earl of Auberville, swept her into a web of intrigue and desire beyond her wildest imaginings! ... LORD AUBERVILLE WANTED A MANAGEABLE WIFE WHO ASKED NO QUESTIONS What he got was an independent woman with secrets of her own. But Annica Sayles, this most unsuitable of brides, suited him exactly, for she shared his thirst for justice and stirred his deepest needs
Beyond its central premise, the book can be read through the connected lenses of Romance, Fiction, Nonfiction. Those themes offer useful points of attention as the characters, ideas, or world develop, especially where the book complicates the expectations of its primary category.
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Romance · Fiction · Nonfiction
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Balanced tone · Steady pace
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- ISBN-13
- 978-0-2631-8954-4
- Language
- English
- Edition record
- OL9480774M
A more thoughtful way into this book
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Begin with its place in Romance, then notice where the book resists that label.
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Three questions to carry with you
- What must each character learn before the relationship can become believable?
- How do work, family, friendship, or identity shape the central relationship?
- Does the emotional resolution feel earned by the choices that came before it?
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