Title: Maybe waiting another year or two...
Product review: Last year, The Proposition did a role-reversed Pygmalian story like this one. Both books end in eerily the same way. Speaking of eerie, My Fair Lord has something that The Proposition didn't: Ghosts, for all the good it did this story. For most of this book, it seems that the writer can't decide if she wants to write a ghost story or a romance. Since the romance in this story is dull and predictable, the ghosts could have been used more effectively. They weren't.The heroine, Caroline, like Winnie in the Proposition, is just THERE, things happen to her, but she doesn't have much spark. Both heroines were, to be blunt, saps. Where the two books again diverge is in the hero: Nick of The Proposition was a fabulous leading man--fun-loving, charming, and knee-buckling, heart-poundingly masculine. Lucas seemed to be a very pale imitation of Nick.This book could have been so much better; being released so soon after The Proposition only makes its faults more glaring.
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