A Change of Fortune (Paperback)

from Sable677

I was lucky enough to receive a copy of A Change of Fortune through LibraryThing, and I was so glad that I did. Turano delivers a delightful tale that draws the reader right in from page one and never lets go. A Change of Fortune is a fast, fun, engaging read that keeps the reader anxiously turni...

from sdmtngirl

Jen Turano's A Change of Fortune is a fun read. I had just finished To Marry an English Lord by Gail McColl and Carol McD. Wallace and Turano's information was true-to-form. The plot is typical but enough twists to enjoy the overall. It's not a heavy-duty piece of literature but a pleasant romp. ...

from PamelaJo

An entertaining read with interesting plot twists. I read this book in two nights and enjoyed it very much. The characters are varied and unique. The time period is well researched by the author and provided a nice setting for the story. By the time I reached the final chapters of the book, I fou...

from alekee

Jen Turano has written a delightful and fun story of 1880's aristocrats in NY City. Eliza Sumner is on a mission to regain her stolen fortune, and the lengths she goes to will tickle your funny bone. When spurned by her Financé ...well the Cad really wanted her money, and now that she is penniles...

from Dotland101

When an English earl's daughter landed in New York City, it tended to cause quite a stir back then in late 19th century. None more so than this story of Lady Eliza Sumner's pursuit of culprits who stole her fortune and consequently ruined her life in London as she knew it, left destitute, shunned...