I thought this book had good writing and character development if you can separate it from the awful, tragic pacing.

It's just...nothing happens. Until suddenly the hero reaches and kisses the "hinge" of Molly's thighs.

eh?

I liked the slow burn and back and forth between the two MCs, then it just froze in time until that particular scene, so not great. And also I thought this book was a bout 500 pages, so also not great.

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Molly Morgan lives quietly with her brother in his vicarage, helping to run a house for "unfortunate" women when her life is disruped by Sir Gerald Kilburn and his house party, particularly Beau Russington who is everything she thinks she should despise, but how come he attracts her so much. Beau Russington is a renouned rake, well able to talk to women except for Molly who keeps him on his toes. They both need to learn to trust but it's a hard slog.

They're the core romance but ther are a few others and it's interesting to see the relationships build.

Entertaining and light. ( )