Title: A good start
Product review: This is a cut above the normal Regency Romance, but a cut below Overfield's other work. The doughty hero and feisty heroine are attractively drawn, their situation is conventional but leavened with touches of contemporary politics, the romance believable, but... there is a sense that she's left a lot out. As usual her side characters are as interesting as the hero (and in the case of Lord Falconer more), and you're left wondering eagerly if they'll appear in any future novels. I have always enjoyed her writing, so I'll buy "Carolyn Madison"; but I'll be looking forward to the next Overfield book.
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