4 of 5 stars
Miss Caroline Burkett is infamous for suing an ex-finance
and winning her case. Unfortunately, by the time, the decision was made, every
aspect of Caroline's life had been picked apart and scrutinized. She flees
London and heads to Scotland to live with her brother until she can marry.
She's looking to marry as soon as possible and hires the services Mrs.
Sullivan, a matchmaker in Edinburgh, Scotland. Caroline hopes to never cross
paths with another newspaper ever again.
Jonathan Moray owns two successful newspapers--one serious
articles and the other, a gossip newspaper. When he finds out Caroline has fled
to Edinburgh, he knows that she's the key to selling newspaper. What he doesn't
realize is Caroline is unlike anyone he's ever known.
I loved this second book in the Matchmaker of Edinburgh
series. Ms. Kelly takes her time in establishing a relationship between
Caroline and Jonathan and their attraction toward each other doesn't feel
forced. This was a serious subject that I'm sure didn't happen very often
during the times, but I felt that Ms. Kelly handled it very well. By the end, I
was routing for Caroline and Jonathan to finally admit what they felt for each.
Fans of historical romances will definitely enjoy this one.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for a fair and
honest review.
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