Search - At Last Comes Love (Huxtables, Bk 3)

3rd in the series. They are meant to stand alone, but I do suggest to read them in order.

Excellent book. Although there was a little part near the middle that seemed to drag just a bit, I really enjoyed reading it.

The hero (Duncan) and the heroine (Margaret) meet by fate and with a short courtship, marry. This took up a good part of the story and afterwards would normally seem to be the end of the book, but the relationship continues to develop. And as has been the case with this series, the conflicts don't tend to arise simply because of lack of communication. Although it does cause some discomfort caused by "secrets", it doesn't control the majority of the story line. (That is a personal pet peeve of mine:)

The characters' personality were strong and honest and likeable. I would recommend it as a good read.

I gave the book 5 stars because it is a great read and also a Mary Balogh series book. I have loved all Mary Balogh books since the Signet series.
This book is about the oldest Huxtable sister who gave up her chance of a life of her own to raise the 2 sisters and brother. Finally it is her turn to have romance and get a life of her own. Be sure to read the other 2 books first. They make the story complete.

I've read the first two books in the Huxtable Series but this one so far is my favorite. I could not put it down until I finished it. It is absolutely a wonderful story.

Mary Balogh's Regency romances are pretty well known. This is one of the "Huxtable" series, which I don't, personally, like as well as her "Bedwyn" series. Neither series are very "historical," but they are enjoyable escape reads.

This is a really good romance story. I love her writing style. The sex scenes could be better and at the end the insecurities of the main characters was too repetitious and annoying. Overall though, it was a good and quick read for a romance lover like me.

Best of the series so far. Good characters with more plot and complexity and intrigue than in the first two installments of the Huxtable family. I really like Meg and Duncan - and Toby; really can't stand Crispin; was intrigued by Duncan's situation and really liked the situation as that unfolded. I enjoyed the complexity of this story. I look forward to Stephen's tale.