Enchanting the Heiress concludes Hunter’s Hearts on the Heath series with her trademark charm and humor.
Book Blurb
Harriet Hancock likes to make the lives of those around her better whether they like it or not. So, she is surprised when her friend Sophia Whitworth has ideas of her own on how to make Harriet happier–by throwing her together with Sophia’s brother, stable hand Jonas Fitzroy. When Harriet discovers his natural way with words, she hatches a plan that would benefit them both.
Holding a grudge against Harriet for her meddling in Sophia’s life, it is only because of his sister that Jonas agrees to approach Harriet about a possible artistic project. What he doesn’t expect is for her to request his help writing a book.
As they work together, they start to see each other in a different light, but when the truth of Harriet’s schemes is revealed, she’ll find her good intentions for once have gone too far.
My Thoughts
Harriet intrigued me from the moment she stepped onto the page of Vying for the Viscount. And I loved Jonas in Winning the Gentleman. So when I found out they would be the lead characters of Enchanting the Heiress, I was excited.
Kristi Ann Hunter didn’t let me down.
The banter between these two was phenomenal. I loved reading their arguments, but most of all, I loved seeing how they enjoyed the way they challenged each other. And boy, did they challenge each other! This led to a sweet romance that had plenty of conflict to keep the story moving forward. But the conflict didn’t feel overdramatic, as it does in some romance novels. Instead, the inevitable conflict was not only understandable but added to the characters’ growth.
As for the spiritual arcs, there is a lot of great discussion about our purpose in life. Not only that, but Jonas has great introspection about the importance of a verse’s context. Hunter makes some great points for Christian readers to think about.
Overall, Enchanting the Heiress is a sweet romance Regency fans will adore.
(Note: I received a complimentary copy via NetGalley for review. All opinions expressed are my own. I was not required to post a positive review.)
Further Information
Enchanting the Heiress releases March 1. Click the book cover to pre-order your copy or visit your favorite book retailer.
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