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cpikas's review against another edition
3.0
standard regency. mis-categorized as "mature themes" on overdrive. actually very tame. (they hold hands). decent story. pretty standard
rebeccasreadingcorner's review against another edition
4.0
This debut novel is an excellent start to Suzanne Enoch’s career. She starts strong with her signature leads going toe to toe in a playful battle of wills. If the dynamic between the two hadn’t fallen apart in the latter half of the novel, it would have been a five-star read for me.
saycheeze37's review against another edition
3.0
Nice romance story. I enjoyed the characters. A dash of drama, not so crazy as to be unbelievable. Sexual tension kept at PG-13 rating which made for pleasant reading.
quinn_0611's review against another edition
3.0
Mixed feelings about this one. I definitely had some problems, mainly with the two main characters. Kate sometimes acted so stupidly, and then Nick has some jerky moments. I did like it, for the most part, though. Full review soon.
quinn_0611's review against another edition
3.0
smiley7245's review against another edition
3.0
Not bad, but not great either. Kate was spunky and unafraid to speak her mind. Nick was strong and playful. Their relationship made sense. I hated Uncle Simon and was glad when he was sent away to the Americas, never to return. I was surprised that Francis DuPres was left in the street and that there was no conclusion to his storyline; no arrest, no nothing. Thomas was a good supporting character and a good friend to Nick. Julia, Nick's mother, was one of the better female supporting characters. I did like Allison and Neville, Kate's godparents. They were good people who were willing to step in and help with no notice and treated Kate like a daughter. I do not like that Neville went to Nick behind Kate's back to buy her estate from Simon. However, once Nick knew what was really going on he wanted to tell her, but Neville dropped the ball. He was doing it for the right reasons, but he should have told her from the beginning. I will be reading more from this author.