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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I think I like "Fate".,
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This review is from: Lord Ramsay's Return (Mass Market Paperback)
Miss Prudence Stanhope no longer trusted men. Her cousin had tried to lose his own sorrows by seducing her. He failed. Prudence went to the coast to take the waters. Her cousin followed. Lord Charles Ramsay had nothing but his title. He had come back from India to find that all he had owned was gone. Kismet, or Fate, has a way of bringing about unexpected surprises. Sometimes they are wonderful. Sometimes they are awful. Kismet brought together Prudence and Charles in a most compromising way. Prudence wanted nothing more than to escape her cousin and find a new position as a governess or companion. Charles wanted nothing more than Prudence. ***Fate was kept busy in this one! This is the second of the trilogy involving the famous Ramsay family. I had a wonderful time with the romance and learned much about Kismet and how to cure headaches. Fabulous fun!***
4.0 out of 5 stars
A Good Regency Read,
By Book Worm "Silvertop" (Texas) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Lord Ramsay's Return (Mass Market Paperback)
I enjoyed this light Regency story. The characters were well written and the dialogue not stilted. I go back to Regency romances when I need a break from modern day novels. I like the basic innocence of them. This one also gave some fun information on early massage parlors! All in all, a nice read.
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Kismet has a humorous streak.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Lord Ramsay's Return (Mass Market Paperback)
Miss Prudence Stanhope no longer trusted men. Her cousin had tried to lose his own sorrows by seducing her. He failed. Prudence went to the coast to take the waters. Her cousin followed. Lord Charles Ramsay had nothing but his title. He had come back from India to find that all he had owned was gone. Kismet, or Fate, has a way of bringing about unexpected surprises. Sometimes they are wonderful. Sometimes they are awful. Kismet brought together Prudence and Charles in a most compromising way. Prudence wanted nothing more than to escape her cousin and find a new position as a governess or companion. Charles wanted nothing more than Prudence. ***Fate was kept busy in this one! This is the second of the trilogy involving the famous Ramsay family. I had a wonderful time with the romance and learned much about Kismet and how to cure headaches. Fabulous fun!***
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Lord Ramsay's Return by Elisabeth Fairchild (Mass Market Paperback - March 1, 1996)
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