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A Lady's Guide To Improper Behavior (2010)

by Suzanne Enoch(Favorite Author)

3.9 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

0061662216 (ISBN13: 9780061662218)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Avon

series

Adventurers' Club

review 1: The hero is tormented by a past that is not a result of stupidity or evil parents but the fact that his entire troop except for him has been massacred during a skirmish with Thuggees in India. But he doesn't wallow in self-pity and, while caustic and full of survivor's guilt, is not cruel or horrible. And the heroine is so full of common sense and just a lovely person! I liked this book from the start, but my heart was won when she asked him what happened to him and he tells her, so as to drive her away, and it's horrible and she doesn't either walk away or emoes and weeps over him, but tells him that it was horrible and she is sorry, but it wasn't her fault and a 19th-century equivalent of "I would like to go out with you." I am still in the middle of this book, and am ro... moreoting for them quite desperately - they are such lovely, courageous souls who have been hurt (she less obviously, but it's there) who break out of their shells with each other. This one is probably the only one that can compete with England's Perfect Hero for my favorite Enoch and one that's not just charming fun but rather more.
review 2: She's a woman trying to right a wrong from her past by acting proper. He's a man living in pain (physical and emotional) because of a past he's trying to forget. Together they break through each other's walls and are able to bring each other back to life. I thought it was a very entertaining read and like Enoch's style of writing. Their sparring was entertaining and seeing them transform was just as fun. less

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