Review: Swoon-worthy, rakish hero and intelligent, capable heroine
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
This is a debut novel? Wow! Great job!Isabelle and Constantine each grew up in unloving homes. Isabelle finds solace and comfort through living quietly in the country and gardening. Constantine seeks comfort and pleasure through being a rake and through his painting. Together they find so much more....understanding, friendship, attraction, common interests and eventually love.Great character development and logical progression of events - everything makes sense. I would recommend this book, it's worth reading, and at .99 cents it's a bargain!Note to author: Your writing is too excellent to be marred by the incorrect use of titles and forms of address. I hope you'll correct these issues in your next book. It's a shame to be jarred out of such a swoon-worthy story by referring to an earl as "your grace" or an unmarried daughter as Lady Rossmore instead of Lady Isabelle. It may seem petty, but for some people, it's like writing that the dog said meow.