Ana Maria and the Fox by Liana de la Rosa

 

Ana Maria and the Fox is a multicultural, historical romance novel that is focused on a marriage between two people who weren’t sure they would ever be able to be together. This was a slow burn but the characters were dynamic enough that I was satisfied. Reading about the immigration from Mexico to England was fascinating. I’m glad we will be getting more books, focusing on Ana’s sisters. 

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