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3.0
This book has three stories, the first being okay and then they go downhill from there.
"Reforming a Rogue" by Lynn Collum has a young widow concerned that her uncle is trying to marry her mentally slow cousin to a gazetted rake. But he really has his on on the widow instead. It was pretty cute and nice to see that one of the characters wasn't perfect.
Victoria Hinshaw's "The Tables Turned" starts with Lord Daniel Dashworth trying to win a bet but once he encounters Anne Talcott, he thinks there may be more important things in life. A good premise but not my favorite story.
"Marlow's Nemesis by Debbie Raleigh was my least favorite story with the well-known conceit of a man needing to marry, picking out the perfect woman and then finding out the perfect woman was right in front of him all along.
"Reforming a Rogue" by Lynn Collum has a young widow concerned that her uncle is trying to marry her mentally slow cousin to a gazetted rake. But he really has his on on the widow instead. It was pretty cute and nice to see that one of the characters wasn't perfect.
Victoria Hinshaw's "The Tables Turned" starts with Lord Daniel Dashworth trying to win a bet but once he encounters Anne Talcott, he thinks there may be more important things in life. A good premise but not my favorite story.
"Marlow's Nemesis by Debbie Raleigh was my least favorite story with the well-known conceit of a man needing to marry, picking out the perfect woman and then finding out the perfect woman was right in front of him all along.
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