" I was hoping for good things from this book as I love a regency romance. Sadly the main feeling I had during this book was annoyance as I found the romance to be unbelievable. Darragh comes across as a lovely chap and I have no problems with Jeannette falling for him but she is completely spoiled and unlikeable, I have no idea what he would see in her beyond her beauty. The plot is that due to a scandal involving her exchanging places with her twin sister (book one in the series, The Husband Trap) she has been banished to Ireland. She is a lady and expects to be treated as one at all times no matter how this may affect those around her. When she meets Darragh she thinks he is just a commoner and so not deserving of any courtesy. She is staying with her elderly cousins, a couple who are nothing but nice to her. However, her behaviour is appalling and barely improves until right at the very end of the book. Equally Darragh's behaviour seems to deteriorate through the book as he deceives her and treats her badly, although she is not very nice I don't think it justifies his behaviour to her. All in all this book does not make me want to rush out and buy another book by this author. "
— Sarah, 1/27/2014