Review: A Love Worth Waiting For
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2014
***Received from Tasty Book Tours for an honest review***I think Charlotte broke my imaginary mold when it comes to what a regency heroine should be like, lol. She’s witty, opinionated, smart, loyal, and (drum roll, please!) older than most heroines I come across in regency romances. Yes, older! She’s not a fresh-faced debutante having her first turn around the dance floor with an interested suitor. She’s a thirty-three year old woman who knows what she wants in a man and won’t settle for less.Nathan is everything Charlotte isn’t. He’s surly, impersonal, a loner, scarred, and unapproachable. He rarely smiles or laughs or socializes. He has no interest in marrying, doesn’t have a mistress, and the only woman in his life is his sister, who he could honestly do without.From their very first meeting, and every meeting that followed actually, Charlotte managed to surprise Nathan by doing the unexpected. It didn’t take him long to realize she wasn’t a wilting flower but a strong willed woman who would defy convention to obtain happiness and love and acceptance by the one man who owns her heart. And just like Charlotte wanted a man who would stand up to her and put his foot down on occasion, Nathan needed a woman who could make him laugh and smile and want what he never thought he could have. They found what they needed most in each other, but I think Nathan was the biggest benefactor of their relationship.Why? Because Charlotte didn’t care about how others saw him. She saw him for who he really was, and that alone was enough of a reason for him to step beyond his old self and into a new him.I think Charlotte said it best:"I think it’s possible to see him for the man he is. The man he could be is up to him. All he needs to do is trod the correct path and not let his past history define him."