No Groom at the Inn | 
pickFun story of a man who wants to please his mother and a woman with nothing to lose
pickFun story of a man who wants to please his mother and a woman with nothing to lose
so-soWell, this was sweet and quiet. Being a novella, I feel it was too short to do the actual story of Jamie and Sophronia and their faux betrothal-of-convenience-turned-HEA justice. However, Frampton made the game of Dictionary a major plot point and part of a very swoony resolution.
A nice read for a cold evening (although I'm antsy as heck and was wishing it had a bit more action).
Nothing says "last day of Thanksgiving break" like pancakes, eggs, OJ, coffee, and perusing the nook book sale at BN. I *may* have bought seven books (including Megan Frampton's Dukes Behaving Badly novella, which was 99¢ so no way I was passing that up!).
