ABOUT THE BOOK
Pride, Pemberley, and Second Chances When history-loving Olivia Bennett's teaching contract isn't renewed, she is considered her family's logical choice to care for her ailing grandmother in a tiny English village. While there, she soon finds additional work at nearby Hartbury Hall—one of England's great houses once used as Pemberley in a filmed production of Pride and Prejudice. The head gardener there, however, proves to be anything but the gentlemanly hero of that famous book. Little does she know that behind Liam Browne's brusque exterior is both a family tragedy and a legacy that demands truth and honor, creating a crisis that only Liv's vivacious determination can resolve. Along the way, she may just learn that appearances count for naught. . .and that love can be found in unexpected ways.
REVIEW
It really dragged. I liked the overarching story and the last fourth of the book did picked up. Unfortunately, all in all, it felt repetitive in the thoughts and even some of the actions of the story and just didn’t hold my attention. The basis of the story and the plot and everything was good, so if you’re a fan of her storytelling then this book is for you, it just wasn’t for me.
*I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
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