There are specific chapters that I don't like and aspects of the novel that I'm concerned about, but I won't specify anything here because I just know I'll end up babbling. Admittedly, the novel itself is rather long (77,000 words), so I'm not sure if anyone will really want to read that much... but I'd be eternally grateful if you did. Like I said before, I'd happily review a novel of any length in return.
Brief synopsis:
Spoiler
Victoria Kingston is a young girl living in a rather wealthy way in England. Her family's entire fortune is in jeopardy unless she marries within the next year, but she doesn't even have a boyfriend, let alone any fiancé material. Besides, she's seventeen years old. Why would she want to get married? It's barbaric. It was until she met Richard Brooks, that is.
Richard is a charming, handsome, mature, and most importantly, rich man. Marriage may feel like an out of this world thought, but as Victoria's relationship grows with Richard, marriage begins to become surprisingly far less terrifying. As far as Victoria can tell, Richard seems rather keen on her company too. He does when she isn't with Oliver Poynter, Victoria's loud-mouthed personal assistant, that is.
As time runs out for what's left of Victoria's childhood, the truth of reality begins creeping in on her. When a heart-stopping event takes place one night, the bubble she's been living in bursts. Are any chances of becoming a wife for her ruined before they've began, all thanks to some immature assistant? Will she bottle out of the challenge that is marriage? Or will she finally face up to the grown up world?
Richard is a charming, handsome, mature, and most importantly, rich man. Marriage may feel like an out of this world thought, but as Victoria's relationship grows with Richard, marriage begins to become surprisingly far less terrifying. As far as Victoria can tell, Richard seems rather keen on her company too. He does when she isn't with Oliver Poynter, Victoria's loud-mouthed personal assistant, that is.
As time runs out for what's left of Victoria's childhood, the truth of reality begins creeping in on her. When a heart-stopping event takes place one night, the bubble she's been living in bursts. Are any chances of becoming a wife for her ruined before they've began, all thanks to some immature assistant? Will she bottle out of the challenge that is marriage? Or will she finally face up to the grown up world?

