Heatherstone

by Letitia Harmon

In Regency England, where classes are strictly delineated and marriages are business transactions, love is often an inconvenient or even tragic thing. When a young servant named Leah becomes infatuated with her master's son, Alexander Stone, she knows she has no hope of ever gaining his notice. Nevertheless she will stop at nothing to coerce him into marriage, even resorting to a false identity. Her scheming and intrigues may soon be triumphant, but at what point does love end and rapacious obsession begin?

260 pages

First published July 10, 2008

Reviews

[Joy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Full of drama, romance, and unexpected twists, and set in Regency England, Heatherstone drew me in from the first page. The characters, in particular, were intriguing and witty. An entertaining and interesting read, which touches on topics of race, gender, love, choices and consequences, I would particularly recommend Heatherstone for book clubs.

[Bruno Ferreira · Rating 1 out of 5]

So bad, the author had to rate herself 5 stars.
Typical for a "white daddy issues feminazi"!