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The Only Reason For The London Season (2000)

by Kristin Vayden(Favorite Author)

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review 1: The Only Reason for the Season by Kristin Hayden is a quaint short story about Victorian England or a bit earlier. After going thru one season without having any dances, Dianna Trowl took matters in her hands. She made an appointment with the dress maker and purposely didn't tell her mother or the housekeeper. When the appointment drew near she took her maid with her. The in color was peach. Peach would never go with her unruly red hair and porcelain skin and green eyes. She ordered a green and a purple gown. The first ball, she wore the green gown. She found herself surrounded with young men and a full dance card. She felt eyes watching her and noticed a very tall man. They eyed each other provocably. They she spies her mom with fury in her eyes on seeing the gown. Dianna... more runs into the gardens. She is followed by the staring man, who turns out to be Cambridge, the Earl of Southridge. They talked and laughed and fell in love. Dianna 's mother catches them in a compromising position. Cambridge asks Lady Trowl if he could pay a call on Lord Trowl in the morning. Planning can be a very good thing.
review 2: It is a wonderful and fun short read! I so love Dianna- with her vibrant green eyes, untamed hair just sold me.. Lord Cambridge Southridge.. oh wow! just wow.. =) this is one of my favorite quote from the book. ; "It was delightful, to be loved and to love someone so fiercely in return. anyways, i really had fun reading it, this book is a historical.. if you haven't tried historical yet this is a must-try, you'll definitely love this book.. less

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