Claudia B. (claudia53) reviewed Midsummer's Knight (The Cavendish Chronicles, Bk 2) (Harlequin Historical, No 415) on + 143 more book reviews
Book 4 in a series. Lady Kathrine and Brandon each switch identities with their close friends so they can "secretly" check each other out. Of course it seems like they are then falling for the wrong one. When they start to find out what the other is upto it becomes- "Does he know that I know that he knows that I know...." Very funny
Barbara M. (LadyExplicate) reviewed Midsummer's Knight (The Cavendish Chronicles, Bk 2) (Harlequin Historical, No 415) on + 111 more book reviews
Another charming love story by Tori Phillips. Historical romance in 16th century England.
Frances H. (Fran) reviewed Midsummer's Knight (The Cavendish Chronicles, Bk 2) (Harlequin Historical, No 415) on + 152 more book reviews
Playing at disguises with her betrothed, Lady Katherine Fitzhugh knew not which role she had embraced, for pretending to be her cousin in order to discover the true nature of the stranger she was bound to by royal decree was proving to be much more complicated than she had planned !
Only a fool entered marriage blindly, and Sir Brandon Cavendish was no one's fool. Yet disguised as his own best friend, he was now faced with a ticklish dilemma. For it was fast becoming clear that the woman he truly desired was not his simpering intended, but her strong-willed and passionate cousin !
Only a fool entered marriage blindly, and Sir Brandon Cavendish was no one's fool. Yet disguised as his own best friend, he was now faced with a ticklish dilemma. For it was fast becoming clear that the woman he truly desired was not his simpering intended, but her strong-willed and passionate cousin !
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Playing at disguises with her betrothed, Lady Katherine knew not which role she had embraced, for pretending to be her cousin in order to discover the true nature of the stranger she was bound to marry by royal decree was priving to be more more complicated than she had planned. Sr Brandon Cavendish was no one's fool. Disguised as his own best friend, he was now faced with a dilemma - for it was fast becoming clear that the woman he truly desired was not his intended but her strong willed cousin!
Sharon S. (SharonS312) reviewed Midsummer's Knight (The Cavendish Chronicles, Bk 2) (Harlequin Historical, No 415) on + 475 more book reviews
Playing at disguises with her betrothed, Lady Katherine knew not which role she had embraced, for pretending to be her cousin in order to discover the true nature of the stranger she was bound to marry by royal decree was priving to be more more complicated than she had planned. Sr Brandon Cavendish was no one's fool. Disguised as his own best friend, he was now faced with a dilemma - for it was fast becoming clear that the woman he truly desired was not his intended but her strong willed cousin!
