Review: LADY SOPHIA'S RESCUE
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2011
Lady Sophia had made a big mistake, she should never have marreid Lord Finkel, he tasted of kippers when he kissed her, and she had discovered that his valet had to trim his nose hair every day ugh. So here she was out of her bedchambers window walking along the ledge with her maid Dorothea, they were making for the roof of the orangery, from there they would climb down via a tree then make their escape. After much effort they managed to achieve their goal, and headed for a nearby inn.William Birmingham was a member of the richest family in England, but unlike his brothers who used the markets to make money he preferred more nefarious methods. Tonight he was to meet a woman named Isadore who had the location for a large amount of bullion. So when the very beautiful woman approached him in the inn it was obvious to him that this must be her, which she confirmed when he asked her. Sophia saw the two men enter the inn one was obviously a gentleman the other looked like his servant, so when he asked her if she was Isadore she said yes, she was desperate as she had just spotted men in Finkel's livery through the window. William managed to persuade the landlord of the inn to let them use his private quarters as the place was full. The following day they departed in William's coach for London, but some of Finkel's servants had seen her and Dorothea get in the coach and attacked it on the road. But William and his valet were apparently no strangers to a fight, after they had beaten off their attackers they went on to London where William insisted the two ladies stayed in his house.This is a very good read, with a lot happening considering that this is a short story I liked the two main characters very much the sexual tension between them was obvious, the supporting characters were well developed also. The story was romantic and humorous as well. A very good read