Merridew The Perfect Waltz, Book 2, (Paperback)

from lina_em

very romantic and quiet.

from Darla

I have the impression that this is part of a series, because the heroine's married sisters were mentioned, and because the heroine is a twin, but that was hardly explored at all. I may have to check the previous books out--the writing is excellent. I didn't want to put it down. The hero is guardi...

from SheWhoReads

This was lovely. It dealt with a slighly more serious and mature subject matter than most regency romances I've read -- the hero's young sisters had been kidnapped when they were very small and are still coping with it; the oldest carries a knife with her wherever she goes, and the youngest doesn...

from Anniik

I like Anne Gracie. This book is perhaps not as good as "The Perfect Rake," but it is a charming book nonetheless. Coming to town to find a bride to take care of his gamine-esque sisters, he immediately writes off hope as vacuous and vapid because of her beauty - ignoring the fact that she may ha...

from PNRList

Gotta love the survivor storyline! I liked Prudence's story better, but this book also had the abused heroine theme. (3.5 stars)