Miss Armstead Wr Bl Glvs

The premise of the book was so intriguing, but sadly the execution disappointing. The first couple of chapters were a lot of fun and drew me in but as the story went on I started to wonder when the main characters where ever going to not fight with each other, thats literally all they ever did. I was waiting and waiting for the main leads to have more moments together that would build on the idea of them falling in love but it never happened. In all honestly it wasn't believable that these two "fell" in love at all beside the male lead saying so at the very end. Their falling in the process if you could even call it that felt unbelievable, and was not properly fleshed out to make the reader actually want them to end up together. This book was ok at best

Frankie thought it was a wonderful excuse not to wed her best friend, Bertie Yarwood (she was in love with, and wished to marry, his brother Evelyn)--she claimed she was to wed Lord Greville Wainwright. When Lord Greville goes down with his ship, Frankie goes into mourning for him-still secure in the knowledge that she won't have to marry Bertie. Until Lord Greville returns from the dead. Greville and Frankie have a wonderful dynamic, and Bertie, his brother, and Frankie's relatives are all wonderful too.