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4.0 out of 5 stars
good read
Because they relax me, I read a lot of regency romances. I go through one every 2-3 days and have grown very picky re historical accuracy and repetitive plot lines. This is a 4 star book to me. The writing is engaging enough that I am now looking for more books written by the same author. The book moves at a good pace and although she tends to repeat comments...
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It was land she prized most dearly....
Only To Find That Love Made The Grass Grow Greener. Really, it was quite shocking. Wexham Farm was a discredit to the countryside and ruined the effect of Cynthia Thornbury's carefully tended land next door. it was, in short, too wild and uncivilied, as was her insufferably stubborn new neighbor, Giles Blenhurst. Drat the man! He seemed amused...
Published on April 9, 2005 by Ellie
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4.0 out of 5 stars
good read,
This review is from: A LADY'S LAMENT (Mass Market Paperback)
Because they relax me, I read a lot of regency romances. I go through one every 2-3 days and have grown very picky re historical accuracy and repetitive plot lines.
This is a 4 star book to me. The writing is engaging enough that I am now looking for more books written by the same author. The book moves at a good pace and although she tends to repeat comments about the brother character which is distracting, the character development is otherwise sound if somewhat shallow when she is describing the female character's best friend.
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It was land she prized most dearly....,
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This review is from: A LADY'S LAMENT (Mass Market Paperback)
Only To Find That Love Made The Grass Grow Greener.
Really, it was quite shocking. Wexham Farm was a discredit to the countryside and ruined the effect of Cynthia Thornbury's carefully tended land next door. it was, in short, too wild and uncivilied, as was her insufferably stubborn new neighbor, Giles Blenhurst. Drat the man! He seemed amused by her offer to purchase. Indeed, he was more than amused by this headstrong beauty hiding behind the prim and proper attire of a spinster. He was intrigued. Truth to tell, Cynthia feared she'd formed a tendre for her dashing neighbor. But her heart was prisoner of her past. Did his love hold the key? |
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A LADY'S LAMENT by Rebecca Ashley (Mass Market Paperback - December 12, 1987)
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