Review: To Steal a Heart

 

To Steal a Heart

by Jen Turano

 

Though we are still treated to Turano’s signature quirky style of historical romance, which I love, To Steal a Heart isn’t quite like her other novels. There’s still zany humor and sweet romance set in the enchanting Gilded Age of New York, but it is our heroine that sets this apart from the author’s other books. Gabriella was one of my favorite Turano heroines. I feel like she was one of her most original leads, seeing as she was more spice than sugar. There was a depth to this character that resulted in a fresh new story from Turano. I also found Nicholas to be a good hero, and a perfect match for Gabriella.

 

While most of Turano’s novels have a thread of mystery to keep the pages turning, I feel like the elements of suspense were more pronounced in this novel, further setting it apart from her previous novels and offering her fans a new experience.

 

Readers new to Christian historical romance will enjoy To Steal a Heart, and veteran Turano fans will relish this new novel by her.

 

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Bethany House through NetGalley. All opinions expressed in this review are my own.