SBD: my fault

[jmc_bks]

So, last night I broke out an ebook that I bought a couple weeks back.  And when I finished reading it, I was not a happy camper.  Because I was expecting a romance and an HEA or HFN, but didn't get anything of the sort. 

But then I went back to the vendor's website, to double check the blurb and the description.  And learned that the book wasn't a romance -- although the blurb reads kind of romancy, it is categorized as "Science Fiction".  So my rant deflated.

Now I think I need to go read the ebook a second time.  Because my expectations certainly skewed my perception of the story as it was being told.

And that's all I have for SBD.  Well, except this question:  who is the "sinner" referred to in the title of Elizabeth Hoyt's current release, To Seduce A Sinner.  Because I didn't notice any sinners getting seduced.

Comments

[nm-eviled.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry you were unhappy, we try to be really careful about how we categorize them because, in the end, we're all romance readers and know how betrayed we'd feel by a "romance" that's not a romance.

I'd be happy to send you a replacement ebook if you want to email me with a title and format preference.

[jmc-bks.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the offer -- I appreciate it, but it really isn't necessary. The mistake was mine, no one else's. And now that I'm reading it with the proper mind-set/expectations, the plotting and pacing work much better.