Though he lost the use of an arm in the Napoleonic Wars, Henry Middlebrook returns to London society and begins an ambitious courtship of the ton’s reigning beauty, Caroline. When he experiences limited success, he decides to ask for assistance from Caroline’s companion, Frances Whittier, who suggests he write a letter.
A soldier’s widow with a murky past, Frances admires Henry’s courage and sends him a secret letter in return. He thinks the letter is from her mistress, and he writers “her” again, and Frances responds… Frances wishes she could reveal the truth, but doesn’t want to hurt his pride, or her own! But when Henry defends his “lady’s” honor by challenging another suitor to a duel, and Frances’ past secrets make her feel she can’t be trusted, will either of them be able to have true love?
This first book in The Matchmaker Trilogy was a delightful surprise. Witty and romantic with characters that are interesting, easy to like and disike. Eveything you look for in a regency. I will read more from Thesesa Romain
Author: Theresa Romain
Published: September 2013
Pages:338
Genre: Regeny romance
Source: Sourcebooks
Finished: 8/19/13
This complimentary review copy was received thankfully from Danielle and Sourcebooks and in no way influenced my review of this book. These are my personal thoughts and reactions to the reading of the book.
7 comments:
This sounds like a read I would enjoy. Must mark it on Goodreads!
I read this one too :D And I have another book to read by her, yay
Great to have found a new series!
I don't think this is for me, but I'm glad you liked it!
Sounds good.
So beautiful. I'm such a sucker for a cool cover.
I haven't read this author yet...this one does sound good. Great cover, too.
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