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This is a traditional Regency with a good but predictable plot. The chemistry between the hero and heroine is very subtle, and had it been more pronounced, would have made for a better novel. Still, this is an enjoyable, clean read that is good for a few hours of reading pleasure.
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Posted November 21, 2012
An entertaining read. The hero's revelation of his love was exasperating and too slow to evolve but typical of men. The idea that men must persue their "type" of ideal woman just shows the arrogance & narrowmindedness of their gender. Still enjoyed the book. Highly recommended.
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Posted February 28, 2013
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Overview
Though not a superstitious man, Lord Dearborn humors his mother by going to her fortuneteller, who informs him that he will meet his Destiny —a beautiful blonde —this very Season. He scoffs, until he meets Miss Rosalind Winston-Fitts, an absolute vision of blonde loveliness. Entranced, he believes the fortuneteller may have been right after all and pursues the new beauty with an eye to making her his wife. To be ...