What It's About:
When young widow Lady Lydia Gale helps a French prisoner obtain parole, she never dreamed he would turn up in her parlor. But just as the London Season is getting under way, there he is, along with a few other questionable personages. While she should be focused on helping her headstrong younger sister prepare for her entré into London society, Lady Gale finds herself preoccupied with the mysterious Frenchman. Is he a spy or a suitor? Can she trust him? Or is she putting her family in danger?
My Thoughts:
Typically in books with both the hero and heroine's point of view, I tend to like reading about one character a little - or a lot - more than the other. In this book, though, I enjoyed both points of view. I haven't read a lot of Regency-set (Jane Austen's time period) novels, but I liked the time period and the setting and the little tidbits I learned about both. I liked the mystery element of not knowing who the real bad guy was, and having a kind hero with a French accent was nice too. :)
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4 comments:
What a beautiful cover! Is it just me or have historical fiction covers become prettier and prettier recently? Sounds like a great book!
I didn't even have to read what this was about, because the cover caught me! This genre is quickly becoming my new favorite!!!
I agree, the cover is nice...
The description has my attention. Thanks for sharing!
a kind hero with a french accent...sounds good to me ;)
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