4 of 5 stars
Ian Swift has become the new Earl of Castleton after the
tragic death of his older brother. Problem is, Ian had left his father's home
10 years earlier and he is now the owner of a gambling house. He's left the
rules of the ton behind and does as he pleases with no one to answer to. When
Miss Grace Ashton walks into his club to settle her father's death, Ian is
intrigue with the lady. He proposes a deal: he'll forgive her father's debts in
exchange for a refresher course on the rules of the ton. With no other choice
to keep the household running, Grace agrees to his terms.
This plot has been used many times, but Ms. Gabrielle weaves
a good story between want and need. I wish the tension between Ian and Grace
had lasted a little longer though. Despite that one slight criticism, the story
kept my interest throughout and I was happy to see both Ian and Grace learned
the art of compromise. Fans of regency romances will enjoy this story.
I received a copy of this book in exchange for a fair and
honest review, but I was not obligated to leave a review.
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