"His Lady In Hiding" Jen Geigle Johnson

His Lady in Hiding
by Jen Geigle Johnson


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Romance, clean, period;

Liz (Lady Elizabeth) and Anthony's (Lord Barton) romance was sweet, unexpected, and well-done. The journey across the ocean, treacherous and awful, the time in America, and the surprise for Lord Barton.  Liz's adjustments to her new life and station, trying to leave her old life behind and do her best with her new job as a housekeeper, as well as her passion for the social issues she finds in America.  The pulls toward home (England) with all the complications for both of them, tied together well. Some of the side characters felt a little forced, but overall a fun, interesting, suspenseful at times, and of course, sweetly romantic read for me. 

More of a 3.5 for me as a reader, but rounded up with the lush cover.  I received an ARC from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for a fair and honest review. My opinions are my own.

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