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I HATE THE NEW BOOK LAYOUT!!! Where did the to-read shelf order number go?!?! Where are our private notes???? New layout is awful. Anyone have recommendations for alternatives?

I HATE THE NEW BOOK LAYOUT!!! How do I order my to-read shelf after I add the book?!

“We do breakfast so well here in England,” he remarked, munching his toast. “It sets one up for great disappointment in the remaining meals.” I’m enjoying the hero’s sense of humor!

Halfway through, and the “hero” is still in love with the utterly awful cousin, and is being a pathetic jerk about it. I was hoping for some angst but all I am doing is judging the heroine for not having gone home by now.

“No ties. No clingy, very-protective males. Female lovers were always far easier to contend with.” A BISEXUAL HEROINE, YESSSSSSSS! 💖

Well dang it, here we are with a positively delicious setup for quality angst, and then all of a sudden the heroine <spoiler> no longer thinks her husband has a mistress, even though Charles let it slip that he did? And she is so certain that he does not have one that she is oblivious as to why Richard doesn’t want to introduce her to Lady Brierley??</spoiler>

I’m pretty sure no one used the phrase “hot, wild monkey sex“ during this period

“What the author is saying is that men are guided by their brains to procreate in order to sire offspring. Unchecked, they will simply go about siring as many offspring as possible. A woman’s brain is guided by her need to protect herself and the offspring she delivers into the world. For this, she requires the male to remain by her side while she is at her most vulnerable.”

What patriarchal claptrap

Chapter 10