Lord Farleigh and Miss Frost Virtual Book Tour

ABOUT THE BOOK

Isleen Frost wishes her family had stayed in Dublin for Christmas but understands it would have been folly to decline an invitation to the Duke of Montfort’s Christmastide house party. Isleen refuses to allow the opulent castle and powerful duke to impress her. But the duke’s eldest son, Lord Farleigh, is another matter entirely.

Raised as the heir to a duke, Simon Dinard, Lord Farleigh, has learned to project a calm self-assurance despite an inner fear he will never be as confident a leader as his father. When a friendly wager and a spirited Irish lady challenge all his unspoken thoughts, he determines to prove her wrong—and ignore the growing attraction between them.

Christmas celebrations at the castle are always full of surprises, but Isleen and Simon are not at all prepared for the feelings the season inspires between them. An Irish miss and a duke’s son have no business falling in love. But the magic of sleigh rides, snow-covered hills, and mistletoe might change their minds...

REVIEW

This book was a sweet and wholesome romance to read. It's the fourth book in Sally Britton's Clairvoir Castle series. It can be read as a standalone or as part of a series. I prefer to read her books in order, but I've read some of Sally Britton's other series out of order. It just depends on what you want to do. I've enjoyed this series as a whole. It's a nice escape to read. For this particular book, I was curious to see what the author would do. In the other books in the series, Simon's been always calm, collected, and tightly-wound. It was interesting to get inside his head and learn his feelings and thoughts. I also enjoyed getting to know Isleen's character and seeing a bit of the Irish prospective in the story. The author wrote dynamic, well-rounded characters that romance readers will be sure to enjoy. The story moves along easily in a fun and easy manner. Wholesome romance readers will enjoy the story, the characters, and the fun plot. To learn more, click here.

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