This was a fun read. The characters are very likable. Thorn hires India to decorate his newly purchased mansion in order to impress the family of the lady he want to wed. Thorn and India become friends. Not friends as I know the term as my wife would skin me if I kissed my friends.

The love between the two grows but neither of them seem to know it. Throw in a couple of other characters into the mix to keep everyone off kilter adds some interest. Thorn must revert to his oldest profession to prove his love.

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I loved all of the characters. Also, loved the humor thrown in from time to time. The letters going back and forth made me smile. The only complaint was my usual one. There got to a point where we were covering territory that had been covered several times. I call that adding filler to get paid more. I can't blame the author. I am just bored by these stretchers and skip them most of the time.

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I have only read two of the books in this series. I LOVED #6, the one before this one, because of the characters of Leopold Dautry and his wife(eventually) Eleanor.

I thought this was even better. It is the story of Leopold's eldest son Thorn(nee Tobias)and how he won his lovely India.

Snappy dialog and a fast moving plot or two make it a fun read. The best part is all the letters that fly back and forth between Thorn and India. Sly, witty and downright hilarious.

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Two people with very dysfunctional childhoods become drawn to each other, but each has a blind spot about themselves and what love is based on their childhoods. Through a burgeoning friendship and than shared passion, they each learn to sort through their own barriers and trust others. Rather predictable, but a charming story.

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