This is one of the books I acquired on a day out in and around Wetherby a couple of days ago. It came from the Martin House Childens Hospice charity shop - and I'm not sure why I chose it . . .

I think I quite enjoyed this Regency romance despite its Mills and Boon-style predictability. Lord Trentham and Lady Muir, Hugo and Gwendoline, dislike each other on sight, so of course they live happily ever after . . . behaving in a somewhat 21st century way in the process . . .

I left this while swapping a few books this afternoon . . .

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