Review: The Girl from Red Lion Square
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2012
Mr. Springfield is eager to tell his cousin, Lord Barnham, of a new debutante he admires. Miss Ruth Hampton is everything a debutante should be. She is attractive, well mannered, thin and fasionable. On the other hand, her older sister Miss Celia Hampton is outspoken and destests extravagant clothing so it comes to no suprise that she detests Mr. Springfield and Lord Barnham immediately.The story flows nicely, contains intrigue and some misunderstandings. I liked how the author jumps back and forth from the various social classes through the book.Witty at times with well developed characters.There were times that I didn't care for Celia and toward the end I stopped liking Mr. Springfield. Since I didn't care much for the heroine, I felt I couldn't give the book more than 4 stars.Clean Regency romance. I look forward to her future books.