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This was an entertaining historical with interesting characters.
Rick is a Duke facing health issues and desires a wife, but not really. Edwina is a unique young lady in search of a husband. Fate - and a forgotten letter - bring them together.
The meet-cute and Edwina's sisters are the most engaging parts of this story. The interactions between Rick and Edwina, while interesting, become repetitive. They both are extremely stubborn characters and that wears quickly as neither one ever seems to get the point that they are now a team.
Rick's admiration for Edwina and his desire to "do right" by her redeems things and kept me interested enough to see where things would go.
Ms Grey is an author I've read before and her work fits the light romance, and historical craving that pops up from time to time. I'd be interested to see what happens to the third of Rick's trio of friends who has yet to end his bachelor status.
This was an entertaining historical with interesting characters.
Rick is a Duke facing health issues and desires a wife, but not really. Edwina is a unique young lady in search of a husband. Fate - and a forgotten letter - bring them together.
The meet-cute and Edwina's sisters are the most engaging parts of this story. The interactions between Rick and Edwina, while interesting, become repetitive. They both are extremely stubborn characters and that wears quickly as neither one ever seems to get the point that they are now a team.
Rick's admiration for Edwina and his desire to "do right" by her redeems things and kept me interested enough to see where things would go.
Ms Grey is an author I've read before and her work fits the light romance, and historical craving that pops up from time to time. I'd be interested to see what happens to the third of Rick's trio of friends who has yet to end his bachelor status.
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This was a book I recently picked up for free and enjoyed.
The premise is a bit of a stretch and there isn't a ton of character evolution or development. This is a plot-driven story, but it's entertaining.
The town of Bliss is as much of a character as Rachel, Rye, and Max. The secondary cast is interesting and I would be curious about other books in the series.
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