Lady Bridget has plans for her life there’s just one problem, even though she’s 21, her father made her the ward of the Marquess of Campbell, so she can’t access her fortune until she’s 23. She has plans for her money and is adamant she will not marry and be under the control of a husband.
Cam was not expecting to become guardian to anyone least of all to a feisty, whisky drinking woman. His solution is to marry her off as quickly as possible, particularly since he finds himself attracted to her, and after his experiences, marriage is the last thing he wants for himself.
Bridget has plans for her fortune, open a home for abused women so that she can help them in a way she couldn’t help her friend, a woman killed by her husband who got away with it. She wants a safe haven for women and children in a world where they are considered property.
This book had an awful lot going on, too much really to build a cohesive, enjoyable story. Even though it was full of action and drama, I actually forgot I read this book. I had started rereading it before parts of it jogged my memory. This book isn’t worth the time.
I received an arc of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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