The thing is, A Civil Contract arguably more than other books by Heyer has a very clear point it wants to make about love. But I figure now that I really like some of the books by her I originally didn’t like, I should give this one another try.īut I respect it a lot more than I did at age 20. Unlike most novels by Georgette Heyer, I read A Civil Contract once and never returned. Least Popular Read: The Widowed Miss Mordaunt by Jeanne Savery shelved by 45 people. Most Popular Read: The Picture of Dorian Gray by (shelved by 2,685,518 people on Goodreads). Shortest Read: Enola Holmes and the Boy in Buttons by Nancy Springer at 21 pages. Longest Read: Frederica by Georgette Heyer at 540 pages Most Read Author: Patricia Briggs with 9 booksīest Middle School Read: If You Find This by Matthew Baker (thank you for the recommendation, Bethany!) For surprised expectations, I’ll give it to The Wolves of Willoughby Chase by Joan Aiken Most Disappointing Book: Well Matched by Jen DeLucaīest Re-Read: This is always a hard category. My Favorite Book This Year: Bread and Wine: Readings for Lent and Easter published by Plough Publishing House To Read List: Started the year with 881 on my to-read list. With the end of the year right around the corner, it is time for my favorite part of the blogging season: recapping my favorite (and least favorite) reads!Ģ05 books totaling 60,611 pages.

The Perfect Husband by Jeanne Savery