redo of thread for this month's Main Group Read

[Natalie]

FFeel free to discuss your opinions of the book here. Ignore the deadline for now because I am not sure how I am h going to finish my library copy f by the 20th of this month.

[Natalie]

Here is t he description from Amazon.com:Lady Eliza Sumner is on a mission. Her fortune was the last thing she had left after losing her father, her fiance, and her faith. Now, masquerading as Miss Eliza Sumner governess-at-large, she's determined to find the man who ran off with her fortune, reclaim the money, and head straight back to London.

Mr. Hamilton Beckett, much to his chagrin, is the catch of the season, and all the eyes of New York society--all the female ones, at least--are on him. He has no plans to marry again, especially since his hands are full keeping his business afloat while raising his two children alone.

Eliza's hapless attempts to regain her fortune unexpectedly put her right in Hamilton's path. The discovery of a common nemesis causes them to join forces and, before she knows it, Eliza has a whole retinue of people helping her. Eliza's determination not to trust anyone weakens when everyone's antics and bumbling efforts to assist her make her wonder if there might be more important things than her fortune and independence.

When all of Hamilton's and Eliza's best-laid plans fall by the wayside, it will take a riot of complications for them to realize that God just might have had a better plan in mind all along.

[Natalie]

If you have a Kindle and purchase this now, you will save almost two thirds off of the price you'd pay to buy it in hardback.

[Jennifer]

Jen has such a clever way of writing. I always get such a big kick out of her stories. The scene in the jail cell at the beginning of the book is delightful.

[Natalie]

@Jennifer: I am still planning to read this after I renew it tomorrow. In the future, can you please try to post "Some HTML is OK" or Spoiler Alert when you want to give something away? Thanks.

[Jennifer]

Sorry, did I give something away? The jail is literally the first scene in the book.