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"A fine romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted August 16, 2004
Catherine Reynolds is in London with her much older sister
Victoria allegedly seeking a match. Pont in fact
Catherine is in town to learn the identity of her real
father, as the late kind Sir Patrick Reynolds was not.
Instead one of three men rejected by her mother Read more...
"Wonderful Regency romance by gifted author."
Reviewed by Suzanne Tucker
Posted August 16, 2004
Catherine Reynolds' sister, Victoria, has one job to do and
she's determined to do it right. That job is to see that
her sister makes an acceptable match during her first
Season in London. But what Victoria doesn't know is that
Catherine hasn't come to London in search of a Read more...
Everyone thinks Catherine Reynolds has come to London to
make a match. But she's actually trying to find out which
of three men mentioned in her mother's journal is really
her father.
However, the truth may be her undoing after Catherine takes
a spill from her horse and a handsome stranger is there to
rescue her. For the man she has jsut fallen in love-at-
first-sight with may also be her half-brother.
SummaryA lie of convenience
Having just passed her twenty-first birthday, Catherine
Reynolds comes to London for the first time—on the
pretense of having a Season and making a match.
A whisper of scandal
But Catherine is actually trying to find out who her real
father is. She has three clues—three men listed in
her mother's journal. One of them is her father—and
the man who broke her mother's heart.
A spark of desire
When Catherine takes a spill from her horse in Hyde Park,
a handsome stranger is there to rescue her—a man who
takes what little breath she has away. But when she learns
her hero is John Wickenham-Thickenham-Fines, the Earl of
Chatwin, she is aghast. He could be her half brother. Now,
her quest is much more urgent. For truth could trounce
love in this dangerous game of chance...
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