"Light, humorous Regency romance."

Lady's maid Jenny Penny has an eye for pretty clothes and baubles. When her credit line at several shops in Bath is cut off, Jenny must find a way to come up with some extra blunt quickly. Fortunately, the new peppermint face cream Jenny created has been a big hit with her friends in service and is starting to gain popularity with their employers. Before she knows it, Jenny can't keep up with the demand for her cream, which the ladies of the ton have taken to applying to their more intimate parts and dubbing it "tingle cream." To make matters worse, Jenny's matchmaking employers have come up with a plan to pass her off as "Lady Genevieve" and marry her to a viscount. It's all she can do to keep up with her new life, pay all her outstanding debts and find her happily-ever-after!

This is a light, humorous read, perfect for a winter day. Suspension of disbelief is a must. Ms. Caskie is a good writer and the book, part of a series, will keep you turning pages all afternoon.

Reviewed by Sue Burke
Posted January 10, 2005