This is the author's first book, and I'm already a fan. It's fresh, funny, sexy, and an overall good read.
The premise: Emma escapes from the London (good reason - I'll let you find out) to Yorkshire. She pretends to be a widow in order to teach at a school for young ladies. The twist - she has to teach the girls about their wedding night duties. She turns to Lord Chambers - a rake and an artist. Great story! I really enjoyed it.

This author's first book is very entertaining and a great read. I will be sure to read everything she writes in the future. Loved this book!

The Education Of Mrs. Brimley is a sensational debut novel by Donna MacMeans.

Emma Heatherston flees London after she overhears her uncle's plans for her future. She runs to Yorkshire to be a teacher at The Pettibone School for Young Ladies. There Emma takes on a new role as widow Emma Brimley. Emma's first night she meets her neighbor the notorious Lord Nicholas Chambers.

Lord Nicholas Chambers likes his quiet peaceful life painting in the countryside. His first meeting of the Widow Brimley intrigues him. For a widow there is something innocent about Emma.

Emma is shocked to learn that besides literature she is to teach bedroom etiquette. Emma turns to Nicholas for help. But this help has a price. Nicholas makes a deal with Emma, he will answer all her questions if she poses for him.

What starts out as a test of wills turns into a love of a lifetime. But can Nicholas protect Emma when her Uncle finds out where she has been hiding?

The Education of Mrs. Brimley is a superb novel. It's witty, tender and passionate. The characters feel like old friends by the time you are finished. I am really looking forward to the next book by this author.

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Book #1 of a loosely based series. Emma poses as a widow to escape being sold as a wife to an old man. But she is hired at a girls school to teach the wifely arts in the bedroom, a subject she knows nothing about. So she arranges with the rake & scoundrel next door to provide answers to her questions in exchange for posing for his painting.

Not a bad story if you can get over the "exchange" as being preposterous. The characters are likable and fun.

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