Review: Following the leading man
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 15, 2012
Lindsey and Charlie were childhood friends.  Charlie disappears, having been wrongfully impressed into the Royal Navy, and returns 4 years later.  Lindsey just has her introduction into society, trying to find a suitable husband, and Charles has recently gained a Baronet title, also looking to marry.  However, Lindsey resents Charles for abandoning her, not understanding what had happened.My main complaint for this was that Lindsey at times tended to be completely selfish and childish at times, soon followed by demonstrating a maturity that did not seem to match at all.  Setting that aside, the story seems to follow the leading man much more than the leading lady, wanting the couple to work out for his sake more than hers.  There were some interesting twists along the way, and the book keep me wanting for the two to work out.  Some parts were a bit weaker than others, but all in all, an enjoyable read with a completely different marriage bed than in most romance novels.  For that, I give it 4 stars.