A scandalous journey Book

TEDIOUS. Colourless characters behaving brainlessly.
A story that manages to make a promising plot into the most boring and flat non-adventure you could - or could not - imagine, which is then retold again and again and again, page after page, chapter after chapter, and again.

When the stupid boring non-descript pale "heroine" gets called intelligent, brave, wonderful, honorable, honest, lovely, talented etc. and always described as "beautiful blue eyes" and the child is lovely because she calls her "pretty lady" because that's why she likes the woman, who also is a genius mathematician better than the royal society and plays better violin than those men, which are all Corinthians - then all this is just told, about five times, and I want her to SUFFER and die. Sadly the silly little villainess is useless (and so is the author, because Lady A. would not be prosecuted, and I think it outrageous the servants were executed for this hateful bint).

The stupid idiot whom all of society coddles for being so shy and beautiful and courageous and unfairly accused - of the truth, btw! but woe, she is so innocent look at her pretty dress - whatever, if only the "hero" had used the word "love" sooner this superficial ultra-American would have married him right away and I've not had to suffer until finally, after endless amounts of unhistorical and illogical rubbish (all telling), that stupid bint does the obligatory running-away-from-loved-one, but in this book she not only runs away to save them (her hundreds of loving admirers) the scandal (for having been missing previously! yes!), she also runs away to his cottage. Where she is housed by his servants.

What a waste of money and time and emotions for me. Other books are waste of author's talent, of stories. This is a crime for which the culprit sadly was not prosecuted.