In honor of International Bookcrossing Day on April 21, I am registering 21 books and releasing 21 books (not necessarily the same books).

"In a sensational breach of promise suit, two wealthy social climbers are suing on behalf of their beautiful daughter, Zillah. The defendant is Zillah's alleged fiancé, brilliant young architect Killian Melville, who adamantly declares that he will not, cannot, marry her...."

I finished this book more because I had to know what happened than because I enjoyed it. I hadn't read any other William Monk novels, but I don't think it's necessary. However, I could tell there was a bit of a love triangle among Monk, Rathbone, and Hester Latterly.

Hester Latterly interested me far more than Melville's case, and certainly more than the Lamberts. I did feel sympathy for Melville. However, it was Hester and her patient Gabriel who really told a compelling story.

Included in the Bookbox of Surprisingly Good Books. Enjoy!

Received in the Bookbox of Surprisingly Good Books

I have decided to keep this book to release elsewhere.

Released in the lobby. Please enjoy!