Review: 4 1/2 Stars-The Celebrated Pedestrian
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 4, 2012
Let me start out by saying that if you enjoy books with a happy ending and love to be swept back in time during the Regency era then I would suggest reading this book.Sir Anthony Burke meets Miss Faith Wentworth at a London ball. When he finds out she is none other than the daughter of famous pedestrian, someone he greatly admires, he invites her family and few others to his country estate. During her stay in the country, many of the gentlemen, like Lord Frederick and Mr. Perrywhistle, begin to act strangely around her and she begins to wonder at their motives.I have read a few Regency books with a house party setting in the country but I felt this book contained a well developed cast and I loved how the author included the thoughts to various characters in the book.The story flowed nicely and contained interesting characters.Clean romance and I suprised to find that Miss Wentworth's father was inspired by a real and noted pedestrian in the 1800's. I rated it 4.5 because I felt the everything worked out just a little too perfect in the end.