Restoring his family's ancestral home is a huge undertaking for developer Will Roberts, but it comes with the title he's just inherited. As does Josie Harrington-Jones, who manages the tearoom on the premises. A single mother and reformed party girl, Josie has a real knack for the business end of things -- but she also has a few issues, and a secret. Her professional partnership with Will turns personal eventually, but Josie's not sure he's in love with the real her -- and it's a deal-breaker. Fiona Harper's English Lord, Ordinary Lady (4) has a credible plot and conflict, as well as great characters. More than that, it's warm and funny.
What a lovely late Christmas present!
3 comments:
Congratulations Fiona! What a lovely review.
Jess x
How fantastic! Many congratulations.
Finished the book this afternoon and just HAD to pop back in to say how much I enjoyed it.
All the best for 2008 and more please!
LOL Ray-Anne
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