I would recommend this book to fans of historical romance. I actually enjoyed their dates with other individuals and thought that each of those dates just proved how perfect these two were for each other. They were both very intelligent people that took responsibility very seriously. Their personalities fit together very well. They were both attracted to each other and I thought that they had some great chemistry.
I had such a good time watching these two come together.
His business pursuits are important to him but not more important than the people he cares about. Despite the fact that he is not biologically a Wilde, he knows that he is a part of the family. I really loved watching Lavinia find out for herself exactly how capable she really was. She knew that her skills were somewhat limited but she was able to use those skills to start making her own money and took a lot of pride in her work. Lavinia was so determined to make things right. She asks Parth to marry her but is promptly turned down. When Lavinia learns that her family is almost out of money, she realizes that she needs to marry soon and marry well. Lavinia is good friends with Diana, North’s soon to be wife, and grew up with Willa, who is married to Alaric. He had done very well for himself and is a very successful businessman. Parth became a part of the Wilde family as a young child when his family died. I really enjoyed my time reading about these wonderful characters. I went into this book with some pretty high expectations and I am happy to report that they were met. This is the third book in the Wildes of Lindow Castle series which could be read as a stand alone although I think that it really would work best if the series is read in order since a lot of this story is set up in the previous installment. This was fun! I knew that I would have to read Parth and Lavinia’s story just as soon as I knew that it was scheduled for release.
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