Legend of St. Dwynwen: A Winter Scandal (Hardcover)(Large Print)

from ladypembroke

I have mixed feelings about this novel. I wanted the heroine to be stronger than she was -- sure she had an acerbic wit and a honest, blunt way of speaking. She also lived in the shadow of everyone else and worried a LOT about her appearance as the vicar's sister. I hated how ignorant she was, an...

from lexilewords

More of a 2.5 - I'm long past my love of the "plain jane"/She's All That sort of romance. I find it rather unlikely in most cases where the Hero and Heroine have met countless times before. I mainly was in it to find out who fathered the kid (shocker - you'll guess pretty easily based on behavio...

from PNRList

Thea is a plain, insecure heroine, just like I adore. This had a nice mystery to it as well. One complaint: I really thought less of gabriel after he took her virginity and the thought of marriage didn't even cross his mind. In fact, it didn't even occur to him until randomly at the end of the bo...

from scoutmomskf

Good book. Thea is the sister of the village vicar, twenty-seven and considered firmly "on the shelf". She considers herself to be quite plain and tries to convince herself that she is content with her quiet life and assisting her brother. But after a local ball, where she encounters a man from h...

from addictofromance

Thea is now at the age that is considered to be titled 'Spinster', and as the Vicar's sister has certain responsibilities. So when she attends a gathering, where she see's Gabriel Morecomb, a man whose tender kisses has haunted her all of these years. She is shocked and even hurt to discover that...