Lady Rose Dunford lives in New York City, and is recently
widowed by her sweet husband. But her new neighbour seems to be
causing quite a stir in the area, with females flocking to
visit him at home. Since her husband was kind and gentle, but
not exactly exciting, Rose cannot understand what the
attraction could possibly be. That is until she meets the man
himself, the man who saved her from a cruel suitor in London,
and made her life here possible...
Charlie Avery has worked hard to get where he his today, a
successful businessman in New York. He is no longer a servant
from England. But as he spends more time with Rose, it cannot
help but stir up feelings from the past. Is it possible for two
very different people, to overcome their baggage, and grasp a
chance for a passionate love together?
HOW TO PLEASE A LADY by Jane Goodger is the second book in
The Lost Heiresses series and is thoroughly enjoyable.
Full of emotion and depth, Rose and Charlie are real characters
with real flaws, that come alive with compassion and feeling.
We learn all about their lives in London and how they both
ended up in New York, which is great for historical readers, as
we get to see the differences between the two societies at that
time. With plenty of laughter, tears, and romance, HOW TO
PLEASE A LADY by Jane Goodger is a wonderful story that will
completely enchant readers.
Lady Rose
Dunford is shocked--and titillated--by the number of female
visitors coming and going from her mysterious new neighbor's
Manhattan brownstone. Recently widowed by the death of her
very sweet, but not very exciting husband, Rose finds it
difficult to imagine just what the attraction could be.
And then she meets the bachelor in question. Not
only is Charlie Avery dashing and outrageously good
looking--she knows him! He is none other than the man who
once helped her escape the dreary matchmaking plans of her
father, the man she once dreamed she could love. Can
Charlie's presence next door be an accident? Or has he come
to show her everything he has learned about…
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