3.5 
 Not sure if it's because I'm back in the world of the well or if it's because I wasn't reading it all at once, but it seemed less exciting than 1 and 2. 
 Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 Now that I'm back to the land of the well, I'm not sure if the sparkle is wearing off or if it's simply because I wasn't able to cram it all into one read, but I feel slightly less enamoured of this one. Perhaps it's because the storyline is being dragged out too much? They're having so much easy trouble from one guy. They really don't know how to wrap things up. 
 And I'm not sure how I feel about the relationship developments; this IS set in a Victorian era after all and while they live in their own bubble, he's such a significant duke, people will certainly be paying attention. 
 Loved the new character, I always love the ones who don't quite get humans and society, because let's face it, it's all so stupid and I love how they discover it and come to terms with it all too. It not only shows a depth to the character, but also shows something of the author. 
 Well, one novella and one book to go!