A Kiss at Midnight by Eloisa JamesMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This book...is beautifully written and it made me cry to the point that I almost had to put the book down. It also made me a little bit mad, because I wanted to shove Kate and Gabriel's heads together and yell, "NOW, KISS, GOTDANGIT!!" But in all honestly, I loved this book, like I always do Mrs. Eloisa James's novels, and it makes me want to read more of them.
What I Liked About the Book: The characters, oddly enough. I loved Kate, Gabriel, Victoria, Algie, and Lady Worthe-Henry. These characters are my favorite ones...I knew the reason why I loved them, but I lost the thought as I'm sitting here writing this review. I also loved the dresses and how slow Kate and Gabriel fell in love, even though she was there to pretend to be Victoria. And I also loved those three dogs-including Freddie.
The One Thing I Disliked About the Book: The stepmama. Good LORD I wanted to strangle that woman...but thank god she appeared in the beginning of the book and was mentioned throughout the rest.
At first...I didn't ship Kate and Gabriel. I really didn't-she was a lady but worked for her stepmama (as the hundreds of Cinderellas did), he was a prince who was supposed to marry a Russian Princess...but then as I kept reading, I slowly, slowly, slowly started to ship them. And now they're my OTP-right next to Elijah and Jemma and the Duke of Fletcher and Poppy.
Also....I CRIED. THE ENDING, THE MIDDLE OF THE BOOK....ALL OF THE FEELS.
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