Review: A not so sensible lady
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 24, 2012
Stars - 4Personal Opinion -Despite the title, I found the Katherine Brampton to be not very sensible. True she does demonstrate the ability to be sensible during moments of calm, but she loses her head under pressure. When describing someone as sensible, I tend to think of how they act all of the time and especially when stressed. There were at least two occasions where I wished I could reach through the page (or my kindle screen since I read the kindle version) and shake her. As aggravating as my frustration was, I also have to admit that the author did a great job at being consistent with Katherine's character. When calm, she was reasonable. When stressed, she tended to act without thinking clearly.I liked Lord Dracott, or Harry. On the page, I tend toward tall, imposing, practical men who are not too fussy about their appearance. Throwing in his former military background and tragic past and I am surprised I am not smitten.The relationship progressed a bit awkwardly, but that is to be expected considering the main characters' difficulties in communication. The plot was engaging and made sense. I appreciated the weight given to Harry's best friend, Gus. His perspective and contemplations added a grounded dimension to the storytelling.The book was an enjoyable read with a few sweet kisses. I plan on looking out for more by this author.