About the Book:
Dutiful Jessamine Barry is tired of waiting patiently for a man to decide her future. So even though Lancelot Marfleet, second son of an aristocrat, is taking an interest in her during the London season, she refuses to consider him as a suitor. Instead, she's ready to take fashionable society by storm--and finds a rakish young man all too willing to help her do it. When things go too far, Jessamine will learn that the man who is faithful through thick and thin is more worthy than the one who speaks pretty words. But will her disgrace keep Lance from reconsidering her as a wife? And when tragedy strikes and Lance becomes his father's heir and a titled gentleman, will he think she only wants him now because of his title?
About the Author:
Ruth Axtell is the author of many novels, including Moonlight Masquerade and Wild Rose, one of Booklist's Top Ten in Christian Fiction. Currently a resident of Downeast Maine, Axtell has lived in the Canary Islands, Miami, and the Netherlands. Learn more at www.ruthaxtell.com.
My Review:
Jessamine has waited and waited for a man to come along, and she tired of the wait. It's time for her to do something on her own, no more waiting. Jessamine heads into the fashion world by storm, with only hopes and prayers, she can only try to make it. But as it seems she may not make it, an amazing man pops up willing to help. He seems to have feelings for her but she doesn't hear of it, he should have came along when she wanted not now when she is finally on her own, pursuing her dreams.
Lancelot feels like he can't hold his tongue when he's around Jessamine. She makes him want to speak his mind and tell her what she should and shouldn't do. He finds her very pretty and is willing to do what ever it takes to help her. Even if she acts as if he shouldn't be near her or even help her. Lancelot can only help her as much as she will allow, he is going to need help with this feisty one.
A story full of romance and intrigue with page turning enthusiasm, sure to make you long for more!
**Disclosure** This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from Revell.
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