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Tuesday, March 07, 2017
Eden's Newest Regency Romance Full of Author's Trademark Warmth and Wit (With a Giveaway!)
1:00 AM
(Image from Barnes & Noble)

Mariposa hatches a bold—probably ridiculous—plan to get help from Jason Jonquil, a London solicitor. She can't tell him the true reasons behind her request. In fact, the success of her mission depends on playing an exaggerated role, one that will camouflage her true identity and purpose.
As the son of an earl and a man striving to become a fine gentleman in his own right, Jason feels duty-bound to help the damsel in distress. He can't make heads or tails of silly Mariposa. Jason can't quite believe she's as ditzy as she seems, but then why the show? The more he gets to know the infuriating female, the more intrigued he becomes. Soon, Jason finds himself traipsing across the globe to help her find her family. Along the way, he finds—inexplicably enough—that he might just be losing his heart to the enigmatic señorita.
If you've ever spent time in the company of Sarah M. Eden, you know she's a petite woman who's big on spunk, humor, and charm. If you've read her books, you know her sparkling personality comes through very strongly in her stories. Her newest, A Fine Gentleman, is no exception. The Regency Romance exudes Eden's trademark warmth and wit. Yes, it deals with serious subjects (war, loss, mental instability, etc.), but overall the novel provides a light, fun, romantic read. Although it reaches a very predictable Happily Ever After, there's enough substance in A Fine Gentleman to keep the story interesting. You won't find a lot of originality here, nor will you be blindsided by shocking twists in the tale. But, if you're looking for a bright, swoony story that's clean and ultimately satisfying, this one should serve you very well.
(Readalikes: Reminds me a little bit of Lady Emma's Campaign by Jennifer Moore)
Grade:
If this were a movie, it would be rated:
for scenes of peril and mild sexual innuendo
To the FTC, with love: I received a finished copy of A Fine Gentleman from the generous folks at Covenant Communications in return for my participation in the book's blog tour. Thank you!
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