Sir Phillip has quite a bruised heart. But he can live with that- he has his plants. His children require a mother and his home needs a housekeeper. So he engages the interest of Miss Eloise Bridgerton in hopes that the decided spinster will marry him just to satisfy society. He didn't expect to fall in love...

Miss Bridgerton arrived with her heart and her hopes on her sleeve, only to have them dashed by this odd hermit of a man. Would she be able to marry such a brutish man?

That afternoon where you can escape to the English coutryside in search of a good historical romance...

The author's use of excerpts of letters written by the characters. They add another comical dimension to the formula.

I've read other Julia Quinn books and enjoyed her light hearted approach to the Historical Romance. She keeps the melodrama in the right perspective.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. A light escape from my daily life.

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