Review: Cute Story but Grammatical Errors on Nearly Every Page
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 14, 2013
The premise of the story was somewhat interesting - couple in love - wedding day arrives - no groom.  This is especially interesting since the groom who is Morgan, Duke of Rothington, was believed to be madly in love with Cressida, his bride-to-be. Supposedly he is sick, but all attempts to see him at his home by the family of the bride fail.  He is not at home to anyone and later his staff tell those who continue to call that he is no longer in town.  Many months later, Cressida hears from Morgan, via a letter, but no reason for abandoning her is given - just an apology.Three years have passed and finally Morgan decides to return to London and get on with his life.  He is of the opinion that he no longer stands a chance with Cressida even though he can't seem to get her out of his mind.  To further complicate matters, Cressida is now engaged to be married to another gentleman, Robert. Finally, Morgan attempts to explain to Cressida why he didn't show up the day they were to be married.  Even though Cressida is still madly in love with Morgan, she is one hurt, angry young lady and she does not want to hear his explanation because it's too little, too late. How can Morgan convince Cressida that he is still in love with her and find the courage to let her know the truth of why he abandoned her on their wedding day?Intertwined in the main story is a secondary somewhat enjoyable love story between Rosalie, Cressida's best friend and Julian Craven, Morgan's best friend.I would give the story 3 stars and I would give the editing of this book a 1 star rating.  Often people complain about mistakes in these books but I have never done so because if the story is great or even good, I am more than willing to overlook a few misspelled words and other editing mistakes to a point. I realize books of this genre are not great works of literature - to me they offer a pleasant way to relax and hopefully, as the reader, I am able to enjoy a few tender moments between lovers or better yet have a few good laughs.This book contains more errors than I have ever seen in a book.  I volunteer to do the editing of Ms. Harper's future books.  Having said that, this book was definitely worth 99 cents.