Quelle: Verlag / vlb
Das Mädchen aus der Gosse wird zu einer exzellenten Spionin ausgebildet und verliebt sich in den reichen Earl ohne es zu wollen. Eine gut aufgebaute Intrige ohne das erwartete Ende.
....may or may not be what Adrian Linsley, Lord Marquand needs as his future wife but it certainly is what he is looking for and getting betrothed to. It takes a wager, hard training on the golf links and a certain caddie to find that life might be about more than just being content and proper. And sometimes the true diamonds might be found in strange places perhaps even on the links...
When Lord Marquand's father, the Earl of Chittenden risks all the family's estates on a wager, it is up to Adrian to save the day - and the estates. To win the wager, he must win a round of golf at St. Andrews. Unfortunately he has never before played golf. When his friends set him up with a trainer and the best caddie available to get him in shape for the event, he doesn't know that his world will change for good.
When Derrien Edwards is asked to act as caddie for Lord Marquand, she doesn't know either that the time with him will change her life.
Is there a chance for a girl like Derry and a Lord whose family holds one the oldest and most respected titles in the land?
I really loved Derry and Adrian and I loved to see how they both fought (a lot) and got to know each other, got to respect each other and finally, very slowly fell in love. They are both amazing, multilayered characters with a wonderful story that kept me glued at my ereader. It's not just the hero and the heroine though but the other characters are also well developed and very authentic. I loved to see Honoria, Adrian's fiancée, blossom and become a beautiful and charming woman in love and I was really upset when I read about Derry's mother and her story.
A wonderful and well written story with loveable and interesting characters - I really loved this book and can definitely recommend it!
*I received a copy of this book from eBook Discovery in exchange for my honest review.*
Ein muss für jeden, der Jane Austen James Bond und Mission : Impossible mag Dieses Buch vereint alle 3 in einem. Schöner Schreibstil und tolles Cover. Normalerweise bin ich kein Fan von Spionageromanen, aber dieses hat mich positiv überrascht.
