Survivors' Club Novel The Proposal, Book 1, (Paperback)

from cyderry

What I loved about this story was the fact that the hero (shy yet strong and family-oriented) puts aside his own feelings and decides that he needs to marry to advance his sister's prospects. With the help of friends he meets and begins to court a widow who has a physical handicap. The love story...

from 4leschats

This book seems like a typical genre romance on the surface, but does address the issues of culture and class more fully. Hugo, who gains his title through battle bravery, meets Gwen a lady by both birth and marriage. When Hugo rescues her when she sprains ankle, the two are immediately attracted...

from mgray16

I usually love Mary Balogh books and this one looks to be the beginning of a good new series. The book was a little slow to start and I felt dragged a bit near the end once you knew the exactly how it was going to end. There also wasn't and major crisis at the end which was a little big a departu...

from csyb

I won this book through the Early Reviewers program, but Mary Balogh has been on my autobuy list for some time. While I haven't liked her newer books as much as her early classic works such as Beyond the Sunrise, Truly, or Heartless, the Proposal marks a return to form for one of my favorite Rege...

from Dotland101

This is the first of Mary Balogh's books I've ever read, and I like it. Although this novel has a few novels in other series connected to it of which the main heroine (Gwendoline) appeared in as minor character, but it doesn't make this novel pale in the least. This is Gwen's own story. Interesti...