i always forget how much i love victorian era set stories. especially those that delve into the victorian fascination with spiritualism and the occult. there's just something so entrancing about this moment of time, and i enjoyed the ruin of evangeline jones quite a bit because of it. that said, i wish the pacing on this had been a little tighter. how these two reach their happily ever after isn't the most common way, and there's enough uncertainty where one could argue that it's more a happy for now. but even so, it's romantic and swoony and all the things you want in a historical. **the ruin of evangeline jones will publish on april 27, 2020. i received an advance reader copy courtesy of netgalley/entangled publishing in exchange for my honest review.
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