*Was it Lord Canby, with the maid, on the divan?
*Or Miss Fairchild, with a rake, against the wall?
*Perhaps the butler did it.
The story can be described as a Spindle Cove/Castles Ever After crossover since the hero, Piers, is the Marquess in book two of the Castles Ever After series, Say Yes to the Marquess. Although it's part of a series it can be easily read as a stand alone.
Charlotte is the perfect heroine, she took over the story with her wit, charm and joy. As adorable as can be she was also a bit too candid, and brave in her naive way. Those characteristics made her interesting and fresh, perfect for a historical romance.
My problem with this book was that I didn't fall involve with Piers. There was something missing about him, I can't quite describe what it was, but I felt I didn't know enough about his character.
I must point out that some situations were a bit over the top and not very believable, but I put them aside because this book was laugh out loud funny (mainly because of Charlotte) and overall very entertaining.