The Lady Hellion by Joanna Shupe

There’s been a trend- not a huge overwhelming trend, but a noticeable one- of heroes in historicals to have some form of neuro-atypicality. Sometimes it’s OCD (The Duke’s Holiday) sometimes it’s dyslexia (Unveiled); sometimes it’s handled well and sometimes it’s cured by the love a good woman. Like pretty much anything in any genre, it’s a mixed bag. In this case, Quint (er, Damien Beecham, Viscount Quint) thinks he’s going insane. His father did when … Continue reading The Lady Hellion by Joanna Shupe →