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When I read a Regency romance I like it to follow some of the conventions. Samantha was so heedless of the dictates of society that I would have liked to see her stewing in her own juices a bit more - she certainly deserved some grief for her thoughtless actions. Samantha was certainly no Grand Sophy (I suspect Sophy was the model), & Martin isn't a patch on Heyer. It seems as if the author read a few Regencies & then knocked out her version without doing any research whatsoever.
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Lord Simon Cartwright is furious when Samantha Adamson moves into the Dower House left to her by his late father. He had planned for his future in-laws to stay there while their place was being remodeled. This rocky relationship progresses with Simon continually having to keep Samantha from getting ostracized and Samantha reminding him about the fun things he set aside when he had to save his fortune and reputation ruined by his father's debt and suicide. As these two learn to admire qualities i
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