Review: Fairly standard hoyden adventure
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 12 16, 2012
Spoiler alert: Here is a plot of the story. If you still plan to get it, skip this review.  Ditzy female has no idea she's a ditzy female. She considers herself smarter than the men in her life, and more in tune with what they want or need. She determines to travel alone, across England in search of a man she always assumed she would marry and manage. When his family has other ideas and sends him off to marry someone elsewhere, she's sure he only needs to see her to change his mind and plans.Failing to convince her hapless brother to help her in her quest, she walks several cold, wet miles to the nearest coaching inn, where  the proprietor happens to be a former family servant.  He takes her in, telling her she just missed the coach, but shouldn't be traveling alone anyway.  They're arguing when a gentleman traveler happens along and, in the course of a night, she talks him into taking her with him.  And after a string of more improbable events, they presumably live happily ever after.And if you buy that plot line, I'd like to sell you some waterfront real estate.  It will surely be waterfront some day, being only 4 miles from the Chesapeake Bay at present....The characters of this work were not credible for the genre or period.  The price was reasonable, but it wasn't much worth the time to read it.  But that's just my opinion.