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Paperback Miss Tavistock's Mistake: A Traditional Regency Romance Book

ISBN: 1733311122

ISBN13: 9781733311120

Miss Tavistock's Mistake: A Traditional Regency Romance

(Book #1 in the The Brides of Mayfair Series)

Burkard combines elements of Sense and Sensibility and The Importance of Being Earnest to craft a delightful and comedic story that will certainly please historical fiction aficionados and those who enjoy wholesome, romantic stories.

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"Thoroughly enjoyable! A witty romp that will have you smiling and swooning throughout."

Reedsy


Miss Margaret Tavistock is promised in marriage by...

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A Fun Romp Through Regency England

This was such a fun and easy read! The characters were loveable and the scenarios they found themselves in were humorous and delightfully tricky. I wondered more than once how our Miss Tavistock would "talk her way out of this one" and was surprised every time. The scene when she describes the predicament to Roddy gave such an accurate feel of the complete and confusing mess she's made - I pitied the poor chap a little during that chat! I will say, the whole way through the book I wanted the heroine to come clean but understood her fear, however I did finally get exasperated (along with her companion) in the finale and while satisfied with the ending, I wished it could have been without a final effort on her part. Overall, a rollicking an enjoyable read. [I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.]
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