Title: Delightful Intentions
Product review: This was a lovely little read. Not a lot of fiery passion, but the heroine (Harriet) is absolutely delightful and the trajectory of the romance makes sense. The hero (Miles) is, at first, portrayed as proper and somewhat fussy and it makes sense that he - as well as everyone else - would assume he would prefer the older, ladylike sister Charlotte. The younger sister, Harriet, is her complete opposite. She loves architecture, is prone to clumsiness and often speaks before she thinks. That the most proper Earl would come to love the younger sister, despite the chaos that surrounds her, comes to make sense as the story unfolds. I also liked that the hero had been very much in love with his first wife and is such a loving father. I thought that his ambivalence about loving again was very well-handled. Add to all this some interesting information on architecture and a secondary romance and this makes for a very pleasant and delightful love story.
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