So few of this genre deserve a sequel, but this one kicks butt, and I became pretty attached to the main characters (and the secondary ones, as well). (This doesn't happen very often for me, only in cases like Heyer's "Frederica" and "The Grand Sophy" or Kobayashi Jin's "Natsu no Arashi.") I'm actually really looking forward to the other two Wilde Brothers stories as well. I'm hoping that the other stories are like this one, with no jerkwad characters, mind-numbingly stupid drama, or super contrived plots.
So few of this genre deserve a sequel, but this one kicks butt, and I became pretty attached to the main characters (and the secondary ones, as well). (This doesn't happen very often for me, only in cases like Heyer's "Frederica" and "The Grand Sophy" or Kobayashi Jin's "Natsu no Arashi.") I'm actually really looking forward to the other two Wilde Brothers stories as well. I'm hoping that the other stories are like this one, with no jerkwad characters, mind-numbingly stupid drama, or super contrived plots.