A review by beckys_bookshelves
The Elusive Miss Ellison by Carolyn Miller

5.0

In The Elusive Miss Ellison Lavina Ellison is the vicar's daughter whose mother was killed by the Earl of Hawkesbury's brother in a tragic accident. The question becomes can Nicholas, the Earl of Hawkesbury, and Lavina make a go at more than friendship with this added strain? What is Nicolas' faith? Can Lavina see past her strongly held perceptions of other?
I have been so looking forward to reading The Elusive Miss Ellison for months, and I was not disappointed. I have loved the characters, the descriptive text, the pace, and the way the characters' faith unfolds in the story. I found my own faith strengthened as I read the book. The book has helped me to reflect upon my own faith and draw me closer to God.
I enjoyed immersing myself in the time period. I have reread the ending five times, and love and sigh each time. My only disappointment in the story was that it ended. I would highly encourage everyone to read this book, but it will be especially enjoyable if you love the regency time period.
I received this book from publisher and was not required to write a positive review.