Review: different
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2013
Ethan Silverton, the Lord of Edon, is very content with his life. He’s carefully sculpted it so that everyone thinks he’s a notorious rake. For years, he’s worked hard to build his reputation to secure his place as the most undesirable bachelor in London. And it’s worked. No decent lady will have him. I actually enjoyed that the leading man was not really a rake (i want to say man wh*re)His intention was to dissuade a horrid mother from matching him up with her equally horrid daughter. Seeing no one but Lady Catherine without a dance partner, he tells a lie. He approaches Lady Catherine as if they are betrothed, and the ploy works. The horrid mother and her daughter abandon their pursuit of him.But Ethan’s mother spies his ploy (mothers are awesome) and is so relieved that she’s found a way to marry him to a reputable young lady that she tells everyone of their engagement. Go Mum, to his horror, word spreads and it’s his duty to see the lie through. This is the worst thing that can happen, and no one but his mother is happy about it. Not Lady Catherine. Not her doting father. Not even Ethan. I loved Ethans mother, and Catherines father.I like how they both work together even though they both didn't want to be married so you get to see their relationship slowly grows even though they have interfering parentsIts funny, it has desceptions intrigue and romance, not boring but fun, a little bit silly but who cares if it makes you laugh