Devil in Spring: The Ravenels, Book 3

Lady Pandora Ravenel is pretty and of marriageable age, but has no interest in tying the knot. Why would she want to hand over to a man the business she’s worked years to establish, along with her independence? But, because she was caught in a compromising position with Lord St. Vincent, she was expected to do just that. Gabriel Challon, Lord St. Vincent, has been an expert at avoiding marriage entrapment schemes until he came across Lady Pandora. She was in distress and Lord St. Vincent, couldn’t just leave her there. But, for or his act of kindness, he was going to be matched with the most unsuitable marriage partner possible. However, to his complete surprise, he found Lady Pandora’s spirited nature refreshing. Lord St. Vincent had never met another woman like her, probably because Lady Pandora was the complete opposite of the type of woman he should be marrying. But to his amazement, the more time he spent with her, the more besotted he became. Any woman would love to marry the devilishly handsome Lord, except, of course, Lady Pandora. But can Lady Pandora give up her independence to Gabriel, trust him with her business and still save her family from scandal? Devil In Spring is a well-written adult historical fiction romance, with witty dialogue, developed characters, and a captivating plot. A very enjoyable read.

Can't find it in my library. They say i already purchased it (but i haven't), so i only have sample reading, and be told to buy it.. but then I can't buy because google said i already have it and i can't cancel it to buy another. What happen? Please help me.

How refreshing to read of a main character who is not perfect in every way. Today Pandora would have been a special education student, however, Gabriel sees her as a star sapphire, "A few tiny imperfections that make it all the more beautiful." Lisa Kleypas does well weaving in the laws of women's rights and the changes of the practice of medicine during this time period. A wonderful read that I am so glad not to have missed.