Review: Light and Tender
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 8, 2013
While I am not a habitual reader of regency romance, I was taken with the fast-paced opening chapter that promises a delightful light  comedy. The promise was kept, there was no sex but tender romantic touches and it opened up on an unexpected dimension: fly-fishing, with all the tricks to tie flies and catch trouts at night that, as the author explains in a note at the end of the book, is an art she has learned from her father. I was moved by that note and the author makes a very effective use of all she has learned from her father. The end of the book was a little less satisfying - too much back story in the dialogue - but I am convinced that all readers enamored with this genre will  love this book.