A sweet romantic historical, with a bit of intrigue. This is the second book in The Way to a Lord's Heart series.
Daniel Frith, aka Viscount Whitfield has a mystery on his hands. Who has his father willed the Rose Cottage to...and why?
The fact Penelope Pendleton was willed the Rose Cottage was a blessing in the hell her life had become, At no fault of her own. She'd like to know why, but she has no clue.
Searching for answers together, they not only find them... but also trouble. It's followed Penelope here and they now have to find a way to end her persecution.
Ms. Ashford's descriptions and characters make for a very enjoyable read.
I was granted an ARC from NetGalley to peruse and loved this tale.

This historical romance was a nice and quick read. I liked how detailed it was. Though the characters were a bit flat and the romance lacked chemistry.

I received an advanced readers copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review

I received an advanced readers copy in exchange for an honest review

Quite an interesting history lesson, but not much of a romance

Jane Ashford writes delightful historical romances. A Lord Apart is book two in The Way to a Lord's Heart series. Perfect for fans of regency that also expect novels with plenty of plot, wit and character.