by Anne Gracie
A joy from the first to the last page, this book tells a story about Nash, a rich silver-tongued diplomat, and Maddy, an impoverished young woman taking care of her five orphaned half-siblings. When Nash has an accident – his horse stumbles and throws him near Maddy’s cottage – Maddy drags the uncon...
I thought this was a reasonably good romance. The tension leading up to the love scenes was great but the actual scenes were a bit of a let down and some of the writing was a bit contrived. A decent read that I would recommend to other romance readers but I wouldn't want to buy it or read it a secon...
Maddy along with her five young siblings, are all orphans since their father passed away. She has been living in a small cottage making it by on honey and the garden. When she finds a stranger slipping from his horse and falling on his head. Knowing that she just can't leave him out, she beings him ...
The first two thirds of this was a good, if not particularly original romance. Maddy is a forthright, mature, goodhearted heroine, facing a difficult life with courage and ingenuity. Nash comes off as a bit of a weasel, showing very little respect or feeling for Maddy at first, but he's redeemable. ...
Very different from the other three books. It gelled cohesively and blended well with this series. I really liked it.
A nice read, but it didn't grab me by the heartstrings the way "His Captive Lady" did, and it wasn't as interesting in its setting as "To Catch a Bride". Luke's story is up next in this series, but I'm more interested in Marcus' story - hope it's a good one.
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