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The Unwanted Heiress

(Archer Family #1)

Amy Corwin (Goodreads Author)

3.80 · Rating details · 1,798 ratings · 196 reviews

An American heiress nobody wants; a Duke every woman is after, and a murder no one expects.

When Nathaniel, Duke of Peckham, meets Charlotte, he’s suspicious of her indifference. Too many women have sought—and failed—to catch him. However, Charlotte is more interested in dead pharaohs than English dukes.

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Oct 30, 2015 Georgie-who-is-Sarah-Drew rated it it was ok

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1.5 stars - just
Has anyone ever picked up a pre-schooler from a party? "Tired but happy", they're on a massive sugar-high, and they tell you breathlessly about the afternoon: "So we had the hunt, but Harvey was eating a sandwich when...and then Julie, Julie, Julie, she had a balloon, and it did, and I was scared but I wasn't really, and the pink dinosaur. And I goed bang and then [these stories always end like this] and then I was SICK!!!" That's what The Unwanted Heiress reminded me of - a part 1.5 stars - just
Has anyone ever picked up a pre-schooler from a party? "Tired but happy", they're on a massive sugar-high, and they tell you breathlessly about the afternoon: "So we had the hunt, but Harvey was eating a sandwich when...and then Julie, Julie, Julie, she had a balloon, and it did, and I was scared but I wasn't really, and the pink dinosaur. And I goed bang and then [these stories always end like this] and then I was SICK!!!" That's what The Unwanted Heiress reminded me of - a party related on speed.

To be fair, there were aspects of the story that drew me in - a colonial heiress (decades before they were common) and her resilience in the face of emotional rejection by the many families who had been her guardians. There's a desperately sad scene at the beginning, where she anticipates being sent away again. Her new guardians, the Archers, are that rarity in HR - a genuinely happy married couple. And Charlotte's first meeting with the Duke of Peckham has some possibilities, when she is distinctly not impressed by him. The writing style is fluent enough, although laden with distracting detail.

But the plot contains so many holes, and the characterisations are so incoherent that it becomes impossible to take the book seriously. I won't dwell on the murders of two debutantes - the author doesn't, anyway - or at least they are important only because they furnish the Duke with a reason for proposing a fictitious engagement to Charlotte. "These murders could only be committed by a man who hates women. If, therefore, I become engaged to you, I could not have committed the murders." And the pink dinosaur, indeed.

Actually, the duke gets the best line in the book -
"I will have you know, I am not a rake! In fact, I am a well-known misogynist. Ask anyone."
Ooh, yes, the Duke of Peckham - that well-known misogynist and man-about-town. (Peckham, incidentally, is described by Wikipedia as "an archetypal London sink estate". This is not good news for the Duke.)

But the heroine has the perfect riposte:
"You thought you could prove I am merely a simple-minded representative of the weaker sex. That I only want to be loved like all the other blond[sic]-haired, petite, simpering, idiotic women of your acquaintance! That should appeal to a misogynistic rake!"

Tall, red-headed, outspoken Charlotte, whose guardianship is won in a card game by the Duke's uncle in an implausible way, nurtures a wistful desire to go to Egypt, largely, as far as one can gather, because it's cold in Britain and everyone is horrid to her, especially Lady Beatrice, who once poured cold water in her bed at boarding school. It will come as no surprise that (view spoiler) - although I can't quite remember how or why. There are problems with Charlotte's inheritance (or are there?); her current guardians are habitual gamblers & short of money but are good people (or are they?) - plot points are tossed on to the table like so many Smarties at a children's party, and are as digestible. At one point, the Duke and his uncle decide this Egypt nonsense is so worrying that they will kidnap her, but someone else kidnaps her first and... and...

...and then I was BORED.

It always worries me, when I read a book with some redeeming features, that no one has said gently to the author, "Amy, dear..." and helped make the most of her skills. I can imagine this book stripped of most of the excessive plot elements, and reduced to the duke (MUST he be a duke?) and a displaced, unconfident red-headed colonial heiress. It might not be terribly original, but it would at least be taut and readable. ...more

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Jul 27, 2018 Edwina " I LoveBooks" "Deb" rated it did not like it · review of another edition

I started out like the characters and the story of The Unwanted Heiress but before I got to 40% read I was bored but I pushed on hoping there would be some semblance of Romance between Nathaniel the Duke of Peckham and the American Heiress Charlotte Haywood. Readers Beware this is NOT A Romance story. What it is, is an attempt at a poorly done Murder Mystery. You will know who the possible villains are from the first murder. There are no sex scenes nor is there any type of sexual tension in the ...more

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Oct 26, 2015 Tracy Rife rated it did not like it

Terrible, terrible, terrible

At the beginning you can almost believe this might be a good read, but unfortunately, you can't continue with that thought. The actions of the characters are completely absurd the entire story. I kept reading hoping that somehow it would come together and not be a total waste of time. I was terribly disappointed. I will not seek this author out. The editing was as awful as the actions and reactions of the characters themselves. Terrible. ...more

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Apr 23, 2017 Laura rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: regency, romance

I was happily surprised by this story. Neither of the lead characters had a happy upbringing--nor anything the ton would desire--but they somehow were able to help each other.
The heiress was-gasp-American. Who could overlook such a huge character flaw. Plus, she had red hair & was entirely too much of a bluestocking for anyone to really want to make her acquaintance.
Her new guardians are very likable characters. Their nephew was raised in the cheap side of London and but society is willing to o ...more

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Jul 30, 2019 Lindap rated it liked it · review of another edition

3.25 / 3 Stars

Although I enjoyed the story as a whole I did find myself rolling my eyes at the lack of foresight to NOT go places alone. Then there are the aggressive debutants attempting to latch themselves on to Nathaniel. Why attend all these balls if Nathaniel doesn't want to marry and is tired of being sought after? Same goes for Charlotte. After being kidnapped I wouldn't have gone anywhere alone. So the constant attempts on Charlotte's life became predictable and redundant.

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Apr 08, 2018 Kari Maass rated it liked it

Entertaining

My introduction to the Archer family was a good one. I enjoyed Charlotte and her wit immensely. Nathaniel was also very entertaining. I loved his outlook on the marriage mart. There was some twists and turns in this story. I did find myself liking it. Worth reading!

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Mar 30, 2018 Sohinee Reads & Reviews (Bookarlo) rated it did not like it

Expected something better, totally different actually. But ended up reading something else altogether. Dnf'd ...more

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Jun 01, 2017 Deb Diem rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The Unwanted Heiress is my first book by Amy Corwin, what a nice surprise. Ms Corwin has given us a well-written book. I totally love the characters. Charlotte and Nathaniel's story is loaded with action, drama, humor and spice. I enjoyed this book from cover to cover and look forward to reading more from Amy Corwin in the future. The Unwanted Heiress is book 1 of the Archer Family Series but can be read as a standalone. This is a complete book, not a cliff-hanger. ...more

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Jan 25, 2016 Barbara rated it liked it · review of another edition

Warning, this is not typical romance. Good writing but there were things I didn't like about the book. I don't like when writers use big words when a simpler one will do. Words like "perspicacious" --- in dialog no less-- when was the last time you heard someone use that word in conversation? Or "insouciance"? Mercy, she could have used Word's thesaurus to use something easier for her audience. I always feel writers who do this are trying to impress, but they are supposed to write for their audi ...more

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Nov 25, 2015 Kat W rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, 2015-read

What a silly story. I got the impression the author did not really know what tone she wanted for this story. Maybe she was trying for too much and things got lost in translation. There were so many fruitless and goofy situations in it I couldn't gauge whether or not this was meant to be a comedy or not. There were also a number of sub-plots mentioned that never came to fruition (view spoiler) ...more

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Oct 24, 2015 Tonileg rated it it was ok

Shelves: romance, kindle, historical

Historical English romance with a murderer running amok killing young rich debutantes who happen to be trying to marry eligible powerful Lord Nathaniel, Duke of Peckham.
We also have the story over the lovely lonely very rich American orphan, Miss Charlotte. Miss Charlotte is trying to make her way through life until she can inherit and become an independent rich lady of means, which sounds great and does explain her reluctance to be courted by the Duke Nathaniel.
The murders are gruesome, but qu ...more

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Jun 05, 2018 Debby rated it it was ok · review of another edition

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(Audiobook Review)

This the first book in the Archer Family Series. Well, what can I say....hmmm. This will be a very short review as I came close to DNF but decided to continue in hopes that it would get better after the first chapter. To my surprise it didn't but I made the decision to at lease give the book a try.

The story/plot could have been a bit better with more action. It dragged out in some places way to long. Wasn't sure which way the narration was going as the accent appeared to change ...more

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Jul 10, 2016 Jennifer Snyder rated it liked it

Fair to Middling

Great grammar and dialogue. Unfortunately, overused plot devices and too many attempts on our Heroine's life to be enjoyably and thoroughly plausible. ...more

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Dec 10, 2019 Elisa rated it really liked it

Thoroughly Enjoyable Book and Characters

Nathaniel is the very eligible Duke of Peckham and, due to women being quite enthusiastic in their efforts to trap him into marriage, he has garnered a reputation as a woman hater. His uncle, Archer, wins guardianship of an American heiress in a poker game. Said heiress, Charlotte Haywood, has had a hard time adjusting to life in England. She’s also had a hard time keeping guardians; she’s not a simpering miss and her having opinions has gotten her in ‘tro Thoroughly Enjoyable Book and Characters

Nathaniel is the very eligible Duke of Peckham and, due to women being quite enthusiastic in their efforts to trap him into marriage, he has garnered a reputation as a woman hater. His uncle, Archer, wins guardianship of an American heiress in a poker game. Said heiress, Charlotte Haywood, has had a hard time adjusting to life in England. She’s also had a hard time keeping guardians; she’s not a simpering miss and her having opinions has gotten her in ‘trouble.’

Nathaniel and Charlotte meet at a soirée for Lady Beatrice. Beatrice is one of the more determined misses striving for Nathaniel’s affection. The ball leaves Charlotte feeling very much the wallflower, since she is no dainty English rose but is rather tall and has red hair. Bored and discouraged, she heads outside and begins to investigate the moths (something she studies). That is when they meet. Charlotte lets her spunk come out and Nathaniel is charmed, particularly because she’s *not* throwing herself at him.

It is at this soirée that the poor Lady Anne is found dead from a blow to the head. She was rumored to be getting a marriage proposal from the Duke and her death makes him a suspect.

Corwin does a good job of creating 3-dimensional characters. Even though Nathaniel is a hothead part of the time, it’s quite understandable since he’s harassed by eligible ladies to the point that they’re hiding in his carriage and wardrobe as well as under his bed. Charlotte is on the insecure side, but it’s understandable after losing her parents and beloved aunt and then having guardians who barely tolerate her and are eager to get rid of her. The Archers are a sweet couple and people you’d want as your guardians. They have a congenial relationship with their nephew, which only helps with the development of the HEA.

The mysteries (because there is more than one crime to figure out) have several red herrings and who committed them isn’t obvious, so readers will appreciate being left guessing until the end as to who committed the crimes. I often can guess the murderer, etc., but not with this tale.

My decision to give this 4 rather than 5 stars comes from frustration over Charlotte’s seemingly dogged determination to believe that Nathaniel’s attention is meaningless and/or villainous. Toward the end, I was slapping my forehead and shaking my hand above my head in frustration because of her obtuseness. This attitude on Charlotte’s part, particularly because she’s not a stupid girl, unduly adds to the delay in the HEA. I’ve read other stories where the heroine suffers from similar insecurities, but Charlotte’s determination to believe that Nathaniel doesn’t care after he’s kissed her more than once just was a little too much.

I wasn’t that much of a fan of the Audible recording. The narrator’s discomfort with the American accent left Charlotte sounding stilted and robotic and there were a couple of other accents that sounded forced. It pulled me out of the story. ...more

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May 19, 2019 Leigh rated it really liked it

"The Unwanted Heiress" is a refreshing addition to the romance genre. I found Charlotte and Nathaniel to be fully-realized, interesting characters. They are not perfect. Charlotte is quirky and has hobbies and interests that are not considered within the "norm" for a Lady. Nathaniel is, quite frankly, dense. Though he is educated, charming, and has many honorable qualities, he is simply too short-sighted to realize the consequences of some of his actions. The way he spurns women's advances (thou "The Unwanted Heiress" is a refreshing addition to the romance genre. I found Charlotte and Nathaniel to be fully-realized, interesting characters. They are not perfect. Charlotte is quirky and has hobbies and interests that are not considered within the "norm" for a Lady. Nathaniel is, quite frankly, dense. Though he is educated, charming, and has many honorable qualities, he is simply too short-sighted to realize the consequences of some of his actions. The way he spurns women's advances (though he has good reason) is precisely what allows society to form an opinion of him that he could be a murderer. If he had had even just a little bit of tact, he probably could have avoided a world of trouble. However, that would have made for a much-less entertaining story.

One thing I really loved about this novel was how many of the characters avoid being stereotypical. Charlotte is a vivid redheaded woman, a bit on the tall side compared to her contemporaries, and interested in the study of moths. She doesn't consider herself to be a great beauty, but she truly is. She is a deep, deep well that one could easily fall into - either in love or in friendship. The fact that she does study for interest has encouraged a keen sense of observation and intelligence that enables her to be a good helpmate to Nathaniel when he lands in hot water. Unfortunately, she is used to looking for particular things, obvious things, if you will. She wants to study moths, so she looks for moths. She wants to help Nathaniel investigate a crime he's accused of, so she looks for signs of a criminal. The thing is, a criminal is someone who has already been caught committing crimes. What happens if a person has never been caught?

This story has a great many wonderful things going for it. Amy Corwin's writing is insightful, vivid, and fun. The conversations between characters felt like real conversations, as opposed to forced dialogue designed purely to propel a story line forward. The conversations were actually a big part of what enabled me to "bond" with the characters, as you can tell so much about a person from the way they speak and the things they say to others. Tone, inflection, level of education - it all came through clearly. As a result, this was a very enjoyable read.

Now, in terms of the villain...wow. I loved the unusual take on the villain's motivation and methods. To combine malevolence, manipulation, calculation, desperation, and sheer hubris properly takes an exceptional amount of skill, and this Amy Corwin has done superbly.

Every part of this book was lovely. It's a great crime drama, as well as a romance novel. It was perfect for a casual weekend of reading.

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Mar 14, 2020 Jennifer Lara rated it did not like it

The Unwanted Heiress by Amy Corwin is the first book in the Archer Family Regency romance series. It is the story of an American heiress that no one wants and a duke who is desired by every woman around him and yet he desires none of them. The story opens as Nathaniel Archer, the Duke of Peckham is playing cards with his uncle at a gentleman’s club when his uncle wins the guardianship of an American heiress. Charlotte Haywood has been bounced from household to household since her parents died wh The Unwanted Heiress by Amy Corwin is the first book in the Archer Family Regency romance series. It is the story of an American heiress that no one wants and a duke who is desired by every woman around him and yet he desires none of them. The story opens as Nathaniel Archer, the Duke of Peckham is playing cards with his uncle at a gentleman’s club when his uncle wins the guardianship of an American heiress. Charlotte Haywood has been bounced from household to household since her parents died when she was three years old. Now 21, she is three years from gaining her inheritance and her freedom. Since he is used to every woman clamoring for his attention, he is suspicious of Charlotte’s indifference. Surely, it’s a ploy to catch him off guard. Charlotte is truly unimpressed by his title and wants nothing to do with England. As soon as she can, she wants to travel and leave dreary England far behind her. The two are throw together after a young woman who was trying to capture Nathanial’s attention is murdered and Nathanial’s attitude toward women makes him an instant suspect. Can they prove his innocence? Is the killer after Charlotte too?
The Unwanted Heiress was previously published as I Bid One American and I am sad to say it was a very boring book. I’ve read romance novels before where the male protagonist is uninterested in marriage and the heroine has no desire to be swept off her feet by money and title. It’s a formula that has been used before. Unfortunately, this story is not live up to it’s description. Very early on, it was difficult to get must the author’s misspelling of a famous England town. The author spelled the name of town as Brighten when the town is Brighton. The story showed a lack of real research in what English society during the Regency era would have been like. The hunt for the real killer and prove Nathanial’s innocence was anticlimactic. As I read, I found myself not caring about Nathanial or Charlotte or if they catch the real killer. I did not like The Unwanted Heiress and I do not recommend it.

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May 21, 2017 Charlie rated it liked it · review of another edition

The Skinny

Charlotte Haywood is an unfortunate American in England. She has bounced from relative to relative who have cast her off, waiting until she is of age to take control of her inheritance and properties. She is extremely intelligent, a bluestocking, and she is outlandishly out of place in England as a tall, red-headed woman who stands out and above the crowd. She is passed over time and time again. It is a lonely, dejected life of misery for Charlotte, knowing her relatives don't want her ...more

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Jul 13, 2018 Caitlin rated it really liked it

Adorable and gruesome read

I found this book to be adorable and pretty gruesome. I did not expect such a macabre story but it was. There were at least 3 deaths throughout this books and several more injured. There is description of blood and a concave skull along with much more. Now this doesn’t bother me much but I wanted others to be fairly warned.

This book is half romance half murder mystery. I really enjoyed the entire book. I did begin to get frustrated at the end when the main characters s ...more

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May 27, 2020 D Call rated it really liked it

Good romance and suspense

Such a cute love story! I love the titles Charlotte uses for Nathaniel to annoy Beatrice; I wish that snark had continued. And these other women, desperate to marry a duke, are so inventive, sneaky, and persistent! I appreciate that Charlotte has dreams to go to Egypt, and that she pursues them relentlessly. If you're watching, the author foreshadows the identity/identities of the kidnapper and murderer. I adored learning that women wore black or white to mourn Princess ...more

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May 31, 2017 Hail rated it liked it · review of another edition

Well that was an odd mash of ideas. You had murder, romance, kidnapping and random women hiding in wardrobes and other such places in order to force marriage - I can't believe women really did that!
The romance was cute at first but then soon became annoying with the "I love her but does she love me?" - "I love him but does he love me?" It drove me to wonder why I've started reading these types of books.
I also wondered if the title should not have been something else? As Charlotte wasn't really ...more

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Apr 07, 2018 Carol Pearson rated it it was amazing

Great book

I loved every page of this book. The authors style just pulls you in. This heiress was more forward thinking for this era. She just blurted out what she was thinking. This made for many embarrassing moments for each relative that took her in. Even with all her money, no one wanted her in their homes. Until her latest male family member deliberately looses her in a card game, to a real gentleman. This gentle and his wife never had children of their own. Their nephew visits and the rest ...more

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Jul 01, 2020 Calyssa rated it it was ok

Unrealistic

I don't usually write reviews but I'm choosing to do so with this one. Luckily, I received this book for free. If I had spent money I would have been upset. The story starts out great and hooked me in but then quickly went downhill. Too many unrealistic things happen in this book. Especially after she gets kidnapped and then everyone is just hanging out in the drawing room almost like nothing happened? I liked the Duke in the beginning but even he felt lackluster as a hero the deeper ...more

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Jun 16, 2017 Stephanie Bolen rated it liked it

I liked it

There wasn't enough detail. Yes she was into equality for women but other than one conversation she never says anything about it again. There were three conversations displaying her being a bluestocking. The plot just got in the way of telling a good story. The obstacles could have been her outrageous behavior and ideas versus his aversion to being married. He could have been at war with himself over his growing attraction and what expectations his behavior would raise in the mind of a ...more

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Apr 04, 2018 Roxanne Miller rated it it was amazing

Excellent Read!

The story was well written and kept me laughing and eager for more the whole way through . The characters were well written and thought out with each having very distinct personalities. The main characters were easy to fall in love for and cheer for a happy ending. While the supporting characters gave the tale a sense of mystery, a sense of family strength, and a bit of urgency. The other characters in the book rounded the tale off to make you laugh and cry and just want to be a p ...more

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Oct 27, 2018 Audrey rated it really liked it

Engaging read!

Exceptional storyline (murder mystery-slash-romance) that keeps me up past my bedtime. I was so engrossed in reading this book and fell in love with each character in the story, exception with the villains but well-developed I must say. The budding romance between Charlotte and Nathaniel was natural. The elements of murder and mystery was well-written, I was on the edge of my bed, squirming with anticipation and suspense.
Definitely will recommend this novel to those who loves roma ...more

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Apr 23, 2019 Rachel Crosby rated it it was amazing

Shelves: books-read

An American Heiress - strong and independent

The heroine made this romantic comedy mystery work for me. Her criticisms of the English aristocracy and her struggle to follow her dream in that patriarchal context made her an instant favorite. Yes, she still fell in love with an elusive Duke and yes, the author made her the victim of several violent scenes, but I still felt obligated to give five stars.
FYI, I listened to the Audible version and believe the vocalist did a very good job.

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Apr 24, 2019 Debbie Odachowski rated it it was amazing

Love will find you one way or another!

I really loved this story. Though I had thought I knew the ending I was so wrong. This is what I loved about Me Corwin's novel. Once you think you know what will happen it all turns upside down . Nathaniel and Charlotte unlikely characters to be looking for love. They both seem to be going in opposite directions but seem to find themselves locked in each other's orbit. I really enjoyed the twists and turns the story line took. I just discovered Ms Corwin's w ...more

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Apr 08, 2018 Lee Smith rated it really liked it

More mystery than romance

The book is definitely more mystery than a romance. And it's not a bad thing. I didn't read the books in order and I liked the 2nd and 4th installments a little more "put together" hence 4 not 5 stars for this one. Nathaniel seems to change his name to Nathanial on and off throughout the book plus he is just not as likeable as other heros.
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Jun 29, 2018 Nancy rated it it was amazing

Not your 'average' historical romance

This was a different type of historical romance that was VERY refreshing! Yes, it is a woman who speaks her mind in London but the history of "why" and the whole plot of the story is really great. It has intrigue, gambling, murder, romance and so much more! The characters are very well written-you feel like you know each one of them. This is my first read from this author but it definitely won't be my last. ...more

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Feb 27, 2019 Amanda Wells rated it liked it · review of another edition

An amusing story, surprisingly light for one that includes murder - I enjoyed this. I didn't exactly know it was going to be a romance, in essence. But it wasn't too cringey, even so!

I really liked the characters all the way until the end, when I wasn't quite convinced. Nonetheless, as far as romance/mystery-murder/historical stories go, this was pretty good. I don't recommend it if you're after something serious - but I do if you want an amusing and quick read. ...more

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Amy Corwin is a charter member of the Romance Writers of America and recently joined Mystery Writers of America. She has been writing for the last ten years and managing a career as an enterprise systems administrator in the computer industry. She writes Regencies/historicals, mysteries, and contemporary paranormals. To be truthful, most of her books include a bit of murder and mayhem since she di ...more