Status Updates From Lord Perfect (Carsington B...

I have a lot of idiosyncrasies that can take me out of the story: One of them is when a word used in the book does not yet exist in the period of time the said book describes. In this case it’s “galumphing”. The story is set in Regency England (I think it’s either 1821 or 1822, because the previous book was in 1821). Yet Lewis Carrol coined this word in 1871.

I hope one of the next books covers Olivia and Peregrine’s story 😅

This has definitely grown on me. Love me a road trip caper!

The whole clumsiness/running into each other shtick is rather farcical and growing a bit tiresome.

Lord Perfect is slowly losing his grip on perfection and life as he knows it SMILE! Funny to watch him get in touch with his human side!

She he meets heir to the Earl of Hargate, Benedict Carsington, Viscount Rathbourne, who has the reputation of being Lord Perfect at a museum when her daughter gets into a scape with his nephew. Olivia then lures the nephew (who is always getting in trouble too) to go in search of treasure and they run away. Now Rathbourne and Bathsheba are in a chase across the country to find the children without a scandal.