Review: Cottonwood with an English Flair
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 26, 2012
This sophomore effort by Sophie Dawson is just as good as the first. This time the story is about Magdalena Talyor and a newcomer from England an aristocrat's son who was sent to America in disgrace. Maggie finally worked up the nerve to move out of her parent's shadow and is loving it. She has her own apartment, and a  new job working at the Newspaper. She enjoys her freedom and though she is attracted to Lord St.John she is determined to make her own way.Sinjon is in Cottonwood because his father banished him for his irresponsible lifestyle. Instead of being treated like the aristocrat he has always been His father sent him to work for a family friend as a lowly stable hand. Sinjon resents his new role and considers himself above the people of Cottonwood. Yet he is drawn to Maggie. Will the two of them find a love connection or is their romance doomed from the start?With twist and turns that keep you needing to turn the pages Lord's Love is a great read. Thought provoking at times. Funny at other times. With a great message of redemption and equality of everyone you can't go wrong with this book. Sophie Dawson has a way of writing that makes her characters come alive. I loved this second novel and can't wait for the next one in this series.Happy Reading,PG