Wendy Lyn Watson
Historical Romance/Mystery
Published in 2013
H/h - Nicholas Ellerby, Viscount Ashfield/Mirabelle 'Mira' Fitzhenry
Setting: England, 1809.
Read in March, 2014.
My rating:
[spoiler alert]
Wendy Lyn Watson’s Once Upon A Wallflower was a pretty good
read. Having never read anything by her prior to this book, I was drawn
by the word ‘wallflower’. I love a good romance where the so-called
wallflower heroines turn out to be a force to reckon with! In that
regard, I wasn’t disappointed cause I could definitely see myself making
friends with Mira.
At the beginning of the story, we find our h Mirabelle quite desolate over the engagement that’s currently looming over her. ‘Mira’, as she’s called by her family consisting of her rather timid uncle, one harridan of an aunt and their spoiled young daughter Mirabelle. Mira’s cousin is called ‘Bella’ by everyone else. Now the distinctions, which are made as to no one mixes Bella up with the ‘Other Miss Fitzhenry’ (as Mira is inevitably called), are based upon the facts:
At the beginning of the story, we find our h Mirabelle quite desolate over the engagement that’s currently looming over her. ‘Mira’, as she’s called by her family consisting of her rather timid uncle, one harridan of an aunt and their spoiled young daughter Mirabelle. Mira’s cousin is called ‘Bella’ by everyone else. Now the distinctions, which are made as to no one mixes Bella up with the ‘Other Miss Fitzhenry’ (as Mira is inevitably called), are based upon the facts:
