Season of Loving

by Helen Archery

Despite the fact that Merrie Laurence has filled the once-dour Moorsedge Castle with song and laughter, the handsome Earl of Warwick, the most sought-after bachelor, vows to turn Merrie into a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0061080004
• ISBN13: 9780061080005
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
• Length: 355 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

A Very Delightful Book!!!!!

I loved this book. Finally a heroine that didn't instantly forgive the hero as soon as he said he was wrong. She had him prove that he truly had changed and that his love no longer came with restrictions. I highly recommended this book for anyone who would like to read something that is highly entertaining and romantic. The only reason why I gave it four stars (instead of five), was the fact that it almost started to get boring about 3/4 of the way. But once I got over that hurdle, the book was well worth it. Read this book! The begining was fun and the ending will never disappoint you!

Very Nice

I loved Merrie! Born near Christmas, she embodied all that is good in women. She wanted to bring happiness and joy to all around her, yet she was strong enough to know what would bring joy to herself and tried not to compromise those dreams. Merrie was Christmas personified! All the side characters were wonderful and marvelous to become acquainted with - Lady Warwick and all her hypochondria, George - youthful and spirited, and the assorted friends, female rivals and leaders of the ton. Brett (the Earl of Warwick) was a believable hero. Caught up in self-importance and unwilling to notice the needs of others, he was the antithesis of Merrie. She lambasted him on all sides to make him understand how his cold hearted actions affected others. Brett could see the difference she made in others lives, but would not open his heart to her. I enjoyed their very spirited conversations and arguments. The story dragged a little bit at times, and I hated that Brett did not trust or believe Merrie at a very vulnerable time. I don't know if I could have forgiven him for that lack of faith. But all in all, it was wonderful reading and had the requisite happy ending!