by Jo Beverley
Rosamunde Overton has to find a father for a child to help protect her husbands' estate. He himself is unable to father a child and no child threatens the estate. The man she finds is injured and willing but they can't help but be attracted to each other. It's fun and interesting and I really d...
The main characters were fine ,but the secondary characters were much more entertaining. I loved the introduction of Diana in this book. The exchanges between Rothgar and Diana were what kept me up all night reading.
(First reading) Did not finish. Had a very hard time suspending disbelief about the situation when the heroine brings the hero to her house and hides him from everyone for several days, meaning she has to look after ALL his bodily needs because she wasn't letting him out of the room. (Yuck) Also the...
I don't like reading about adultery in my romances, nor do I like opening up a book only to find it's smack dab in the middle of a series. This book fits both scenarios but, much to my surprise, I couldn't tear myself away from it.Rosa is married to Digby, a sickly, older man, who has been unable to...
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