England's Perfect Hero

One reviewer called Robert a "wimp." I couldn't disagree more with this statement. Anyone who's gone through torture and almost died well, I think if they started to have nightmares that's normal and as someone else says makes you human. Well I guess some women could see him as damaged or a wimp, and that's fine It's why he needed a special woman to pull him out of it. I didn't like Suzanne Enoch's novella in Lady Whistledown, but this book was very very good, and she has gone up in my estimation.

I only rate the first 2 books of this set 3's as they were standard regency fare....Teach the rogues good manners and fallin love with them. But in the second book I fell in love with "Bit", Roert Carroway, the tormented war wounded brother. He was so withdrawn and so pathetic and so tortured that I wanted desparately to look into his future. And then came "England's Perfect Hero". It is wonderful. Bit is a man driven beyond despair by the horrors of war and he finds the strength slowly to pull himself out of the depths of his nightmares. It reflects one man's strengths and it reflects the support system of family, the beauty of friendship and the miracle of being loved. It was much more than a "regency". I loved it. ONce I started it, I couldn't put it down until I finished it. Great characters, witty dialogue and good story.

I loved this book! I have been eagerly awaiting Lucinda and Robert's story! I wish Suzanne would come out with a book every 6 months instead of once a year - it is hard waiting for them. If you are a fan of the Lesson's in Love series - you will be satisfied thoroughly with this book - since you get to revisit all the characters from the other books. I can only hope that her next book is about Bradshaw!