
Moon Fox
I liked this book a lot. Ian and Sara's story held my interest well and kept me entertained. Honestly, there is nothing groundbreaking here but in my opinion that is sometimes a good thing. This book delivers a solid romance filled with ample amounts of emotions, feels and swoon. It has a satisfying blend of fun, cute and lightheartedness that reads smoothly and easily. And its characters are quite likable, and easy to root for as a couple. All in all, I thought it was a very good book.

Eileen Aberman-Wells
Lady Sara Elsmere is far more interested in studying butterflies than society’s expectations. Embarrassed at her debut and usually avoided by men, there is only one frustrating man who by chance interests her; Ian McAllister, the Duke of Dorchester. Ian is happy with his bachelor life, but could use a hand with his two precocious wards. When Ian finds himself kissing the wrong woman at a costume ball, a marriage of convenience is the only solution. Ian might be a Duke but he is also a businessma

Andrea Romance
Lady Sara would rather study butterflies than find a husband. But at a masquerade, the Duke of Dorchester mistakes her for another woman wearing the same costume. Discovered in a compromising position, they have no choice but to marry. Will the awkward bluestocking turn out to be the woman he and his young wards need? Funny and heartwarming, this novel has delightful characters and a strong plot. Part of a series, it doesn't have to be read in order. Thanks, NetGalley, for the ARC I received.