Philip and his matchmaker Meredith have to break a curse so that Phillip can marry Lady Sarah...but the news of the curse gets out....a cute story with great characters. Phillip was great, as was Meredith...I loved Andrew Stanton, and am intreiged as to who it is that he's lost his heart to. A nice Sunday afternoon read. ( )

An interesting plot devise in the form of an ancient egyptian curse moves this story along, giving it a vaguely Indiana Jones feel. Yet the curse is resolved rather easily despite the tablet being in pieces. ( )

From BackCover:
The Wedding of the Year…
Philip Whitmore, Viscount Greybourne, has survived desert sandstorms, unearthed treasures of ancient cities, and defeated knife-wielding grave robbers. But when it comes to something as ordinary as getting married, Philip discovers that it's not so easy. He's been cursed after discovering an ancient stone tablet that dooms any woman foolish enough to marry him. Somehow, his fortune, title and dashing good looks no longer seem appealing -- and his carefully selected society bride has left him at the altar.

The Scandal of the Season
Beautiful Meredith Chilton-Grizedale is determined to find Philip his perfect wife. The abruptly terminated "Marriage of the Season" was going to make her reputation as the Matchmaker of Mayfair, so now it's up to her to find someone to marry the most unmarriageable man in England. Yet from the moment she meets the mysterious viscount, Meredith finds herself falling for a man she should not love. With an ominous curse over their heads, risking her life for passion would be madness indeed… ( )