Poor Relation Series Lib/E: Lady Fortescue Steps Out Lib/E (Audiobook)

from krisiti

A story of love, regency and genteel but still starvation-bound poverty. The cover billed it as charming and merry, but I didn't find it very merry, and only occasionally charming. Would have liked it more if I had disliked Sir Philip less.

from krisiti

A story of love, regency and genteel but still starvation-bound poverty. The cover billed it as charming and merry, but I didn't find it very merry, and only occasionally charming. Would have liked it more if I had disliked Sir Philip less.

from etxgardener

Poor Lady Fortecue is at the end of her tether. She's sold just about everything she can sell and has been thrown out by her nephew the Duke who has caught her trying to steal silver candlesticks from his country estate.. When she runs into down at his heels Col. Snadhurat, they decide to poll th...

from khakimoose

Quick, cute, somewhat predictable...Cute read. Rather predictable, but still enjoyable. Light, and not deep, but overall enjoyable for a Sunday afternoon. Will probably read the series now.

from tkcs

This is a pleasant book about some poor members of the English nobility who band together to start a hotel in the early 1800s. I will read more in the series when I want a cozy light read.