Review: Good read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2014
I don't think this one stayed strictly on the Regency track, but it was interesting.Our heroine is compromised by a scoundrel who is more interested in her dowry than her, but as she is a lovely looking girl, he won't mind bedding her.  She refuses to marry the cad and her family sends her to her grandmother.  However, she has a bit of a problem with her coach and is rescued by our hero.  Her grandmother just happens to be his godmother.Our heroine decides to rent a cottage in Scotland --in a neighborhood that borders on the hero's estate.  The couple meet again and spend very little time fighting their attraction to each other.  She eventually finds out he isn't a Mister but  Lord Kane.Her  brother comes looking for her after her family is informed she never made it to her grandmother's.  And a father and mother arrive at the estate as well.  They have a daughter they hope our hero will offer for.  The reader quickly figures out where this is going.There is a side story of a maid our heroine is trying to help.  The girl is in the family way and is trying to be reunited with her lover.I did have a little trouble connecting with the heroine in the beginning.  She was supposed to be spirited, but to me she came off as a bit of a spoiled brat.  Of course later in the story, she learns all about cooking, cleaning and gardening.  OK.No real surprises in this one, but I found it to be a good story.