Review: The ending of the book makes it well worth the read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 20, 2014
This is the second book I have read in the series and so far they are well written Regency era novels.  After being trapped in a snowstorm unchaperoned with Ashworth, Emma has to marry the man.  Their marriage is far from easy.  In fact they are married for several months without it being consummated.  So much so that thanks to the loose lips of someone in the household, there are bets about it in the betting books at one of the best gaming hells.  It doesn't help that their are rumors that she was another man's lover.  And how is Emma supposed to have a marriage when her husband is hardly at home and probably with his mistress the Lady Burell.  How can she hold on to her marriage when a blackmailer is threatening lies about her and knows just enough truths to make it convincing?  The way the book ends is well worth reading to get their especially as it is a well written book.