Robin M. (robinmy) - , reviewed on 5/22/2016 + 2105 more book reviews

Lydia Westland was ecstatic to finally be visiting England. She heard so many stories about her stepfather's homeland growing up. Now she wants to marry a titled gentleman and live in polite society. When she is introduced to her stepfather's half-brother, Rhys Rhodes, she is spellbound. Rhys has just become the Marquess of Blackhurst. He's not interested in marriage. He's not interested in taking his place in society. But Lydia fascinates Rhys as no other woman has ever done.

This is the third book in Heath's Daughters of Fortune series. I thought the first half of the book was very slow. Lydia and Rhys would find themselves together over and over again. He would kiss her then push her away for her own good. I thought the second half of the book when he is helping her enter society was more interesting. My rating: 3.5 Stars.

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