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"Lighthearted conclusion to this popular trilogy."
Reviewed by Suan Wilson
Posted April 14, 2004

Painfully shy and rather plain, Prudence Armitage, a spinster long on the shelf, uncovers her talent and co- edits a popular women's magazine. Invisible to her family of blonde and tall relatives who resemble Vikings, Prudence looks more like a dainty pixie. Her invisibility ends when she astounds her family by Read more...

"Different type of Regency"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted May 18, 2004

In 1802 when her boss Edwinna goes to the continent on her honeymoon, Prudence Armitage temporarily takes over running The Ladies' Fashionable Cabinet magazine. Prudence is very diligent putting in long hours on the magazine that is headquartered in the home of Nicholas Parrish, brother to the editor. Read more...

Summary

Prudence Armitage is his dearest friend... until a compromising position changes everything. Nicholas Parrish had no intentions of taking a bride, and certainly not someone like Prudence. Of course she's charming, pleasant, and a diligent employee of The Ladies' Fashionable Cabinet, the magazine Nicholas and his sister run from his home. Prudence may even be considered pretty, when you look past the mousy hair and dreadful glasses. But when she falls asleep at her desk and remains in his town house all night, her irate father demands satisfaction. And being a true gentleman, Nicholas agrees to do the proper thing. Though marrying Prudence never crossed his mind before, he has to admit there is an intriguing and desirable side to her he's only just beginning to see. But Nicholas may need to reconsider his plans for a marriage "in-name-only" especially now that Pru has decided to make herself totally irresistible.