Arlene H. (Marlor1949) reviewed on 2/27/2008 + 78 more book reviews

Clad in spectacles and plain dresses, Joanna Patterson would make no impression at all on Lord Sedgewick Wylie, if she didn't keep running into him...literally.
The great arbiter of fashion for London society, Sedge had the reputation of caring more about the cut of his coat than the feelings of others...a fact made all too clear to Joanna by his reaction to her. Exasperated by her clumsiness, Sedge insulted her in public--but in private could not forget her shapely figure and the deep chocolate brown of her eyes....

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