Lily of the Valley
Author: Sarah M Eden
Publisher: Covenant
Published: April 10th, 2022
Paperback/ebook: 256 pages
FTC FYI: I was given an ebook for review purposes only and a review was not required.
Book summary
Cumberland, 1786
Amateur inventor Kester Barrington prefers the peace and quiet of his estate to the bustle of Society. But when his tight-knit group of friends, the Gents, descends on Livingsley Hall for their annual gathering, he stoically joins in their activities. It all seems exhausting―until an unexpected addition to the party catches his eye: his new neighbor, the lovely Violet.
Violet Ridley longs to make friends in this new corner of the country, but her family’s fortune was made through investments rather than inheritance, and Society can be fickle. So when tragedy forces her family to shelter at neighboring Livingsley Hall, Violet is delighted to receive a warm welcome from the Gents. In particular, she finds herself inexplicably drawn to Kester. The pair is a study in contrasts: Violet, with her sunny disposition, and Kester, with his prickly façade. Their connection is impossible to deny, but both Kester and Violet harbor heavy constraints. As their association becomes increasingly tangled and confused, their only hope of pursuing a life together is to trust one another with the very truths that could tear them apart.
My review
I am reading this book now and it, as expected, a shear delight. I love how Sarah Eden writes. Her words flow so gracefully and they take you to magical places. I appreciate the character development and the author's attention to detail. So far I am loving this book.
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