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By TJ
(The United States)
·★★★★☆·
December 27, 2010
I figured out what my problem is concerning Marcia McClure. I made the mistake of reading her book, "A Crimson Frost" first. It will forever be the perfect fairy-tale romance for me and how does one compare perfection? Nothing since has quite matched it so... Well, the buck stops here.
By Inspired Kathy
(The United States)
·★★★★★·
September 28, 2011
This book can be downloaded for free from Marcia's website. It's just 90 pages and easily read in one sitting. Another fabulous clean romantic read. http://distractionsink.com/join-maili......more
I just happened to come across a blog a few weeks back to get a free copy of this book. I am glad I decided to take the offer. This is the first book I have ever read by Marcia L McClure. I am now a huge fan. I feel in love with this book a wonderful romantic tale. Fontaine draws you into her poo... ...more
By Chesney
(Denton, TX)
·★★★★☆·
September 27, 2013
Seriously. You can't go wrong reading Marcia's books. This has adventure, romance, and a nasty nasty aunt. ...more
Loved it! Especially the nursing back to health part Fontaine Pratina administered to Knight in the beginning and how he repaid her for it in the greenhouse. Ha ha ha
They were too kind to Pratina's aunt. Don't ya think? She was an awful person and SOOOOOOO didn't deserve the civilities given her... ...more
By Leti
(Rancho Cucamonga, CA)
·★★★★☆·
January 09, 2014
This is a novella, and as such it is much shorter work with a rather simple plot and storyline. That being said, I found this to be a delight. Yes, it is much less developed than other McClure titles, but it is just as sweet as one could expect from her. I loved that the premise builds and starts... ...more
By Chandra
(Colorado Springs, CO)
·★★★★☆·
February 25, 2012
What I like about the book: His willingness to protect her interest. The mystery behind his identity Household servants have great personalities
What I did not like: Irritating that the main male character refers to the main female character one minute as "miss" and the next minute "my peach". She is s... ...more