Review: beautiful story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2014
Tamsin Tisdale is in exile.  Not exactly, but since she spilled soup on the Marquess of Stapleton in London, her family thought it best to visit her cousin Elizabeth and Uncle in Barton, away from London.  Just until the scandal wore out.  But with Tamsin, she was one scandal after another.  Not your typical Lady, Tamsin is outspoken, acted before she thought and did not act at all like the ton expected.  This was one such time, when on a ride in Barton, she got lost and met Mr. Winston.  Well, he said he was Mr. Winston, instead he was Lord Marcus Winston, the eighth Duke of Grayson. Lord Marc was recluse due to his black spell.  His overdominering mother had kept him away from others his whole life.  Until he meet Tamsin.  But can their friendship become more since it is all based on lies?  And when Tamsin is called back to London, can Lord Marc face the ton again.  I also enjoyed the secondary characters in this book. This story weaves a great story of how love has it’s good and bad path.  Tamsin is the type of heroine I enjoy reading.  Strong, bold and lives life like she want.  This is the first book I’ve read by Jessica Jefferson and I thoroughly enjoyed it.  I plan on reading more of her books*I received a copy of book by publisher in exchange for an honest review.