Review: The Baron's Betrothal
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2014
Another good book by M.D. William Tyler de Sayre, Lord Clun, arranged for a marriage to Lady Elizabeth Damogen through her father. Neither had met-Clun wanted to avoid all the courtship nincompoopery, as he called it-he never figured to love his wife; in his lifetime he had seen evidence of what comes with loving someone. Elizabeth wants love, plus she is angry about being betrothed without her consent. Elizabeth and Clun's personalities strike sparks off each other when they meet; she has run away from home and is living in a cottage on Clun's estate. She seems to be living the life of a gypsy; Clun doesn't know what to think of her; Elizabeth is extremely outspoken. She doesn't know Clun is her intended and he doesn't clear up the matter; instead he uses her feelings of anger about her betrothal and her misconceptions about her intended to stand. The things that he does to her are LOL funny and you just know that she is going to get even when she discovers the truth. She keeps Clun off kilter and he is drawn to her like he has never been to another woman but he doesn't recognize his true feelings. I recommend this book; it is highly entertaining. The heroines in both her books(The Duke's Tattoo) are great. I look forward to the author's third book, it appears that there will be another outstanding heroine.