Carolina's Walking Tour by Lesley-Anne McLeod REVIEWS |
This is a sweet story of two characters that will never be successful in a London drawing room, but are very successful at life. Caro is not beautiful or vivacious, but she is intelligent and can handle most any situation with grace and dignity. Lord Quainton has served his country bravely and still takes care of his family and estate despite his disabilities. They become well known around the area for their walks. It seems everyone expects them to end up together and Lord Quainton almost seems to hope for Caro's hand by default, since he is afraid to ask her how she feels. I love how Caro screws up her courage to go and see him to tell him how she feels and later proves her love. It is nice to see a story about two people who are not impossibly beautiful and successful, they deserve a happy ending too. The Romance Studio http://theromancestudio.com/ Overall rating: four and a half hearts Sensuality rating: Sweet Reviewer: Maura Frankman December 4, 2007 |
5 Stars ***** Despite its short length, this story contains all the elements one looks for in a good Regency romance. The author's reading style resembles Jane Austen's more than any other Regency romance writer I've read. Laurraine Tutihasi SimeGen Reviews http://www.simegen.com/reviews/list/20927.html |
Short and sweet aptly describes CAROLINA'S WALKING TOUR. If ever a tale shows that out-of-the-ordinary qualities can lie beneath plain or damaged exteriors, it is this delightfull little nugget of gold. Jane Bowers Romance Reviews Today |
Utterly enchanting! Carolina's Walking Tour is short, sweet and incredibly romantic. Lesley-Ann3 manages to not only bring Alexander and Carolina to life in a short space, but also leave no doubt in the mind of the reader as to their feelings for each other. I will admit to being astonished at how much I enjoyed this story, as I normally prefer the erotic romances. It is a credit to the author that I found myself captivated by her characters and her writing. I cannot recommend this book enough. Worthy of the keeper shelf! Safiya Tremayne In the Library Reviews http://www.inthelibraryreviews.net/McLeodLesley_Anne.html |
