Review: A satisfying, "clean" romance.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
I could echo many comments made in the May 5 review by "lark." This novel moves at a comfortable pace to reveal one woman's struggle to enjoy life values that are not yet fully accepted by her peers or society in general.While at times I thought that Major Lord Francis Wheaton was less enlightened than he might have been, I have to recall how he'd been socialized. Kudos for him in figuring out that he needed more than a simpering young debutante, defining Isobel's fears and finding ways to reassure her.It's so refreshing to read a good romance without overly explicit intimacy!