Was Caroline Sutcliffe the one woman who could fill the emptiness within?
At the age of eight and twenty, Sterling Wynd, Earl of Wyndham, left England.
Duty weighed heavily on him, and solemnity filled his soul. However, before he turned thirty, chose a suitable wife and went about begetting heirs, he wanted to do something for himself—see the world. Or at least the part that had made his family wealthy.
Caroline Sutcliffe had once loved deeply. She’d married quickly and her husband soon went off to war. But after receiving word of his death, and finding herself alone, she returned to her father and the Cape Good Hope to carve out a new life for herself and her daughter.
She had not expected to meet a handsome English Lord filled with duty and in possession of so little humor. Further, she could not understand why she was drawn to him. Yet, Caroline knew that she could love Sterling deeply and passionately, but she feared he was not capable of either.
Will Sterling find a way to open his heart and let go of his control or will he lose the one woman who could fill the emptiness within?
Tropes you'll love:
- Slow Burn
- Opposites Attract
- Widow
- Friends to Lovers
- Series Starter
- Regency Romance
- Steamy Scenes
- Unconventional Heroine
- Broody Hero
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The Wynd Brothers
Book 1 - Mistress for Wyndview
Book 2 - Miss Wylde and the Wynd
Book 3 - Whispers in the Wynd
Book 4 - Chasing the Wynd
Book 5 - The Lady and the Wynd
Goodreads: Mistress of Wyndview (The Wynd Brothers #1) by Jane Charles | Goodreads
My Review - 5 of 5 stars -
Found it hard to put down. I loved the different setting and the characters. Caroline was doing what she had to in order to keep her family in a home. She was loyal to her family, caring to all those around her, and so very helpful. She tried to hide her intelligence and abilities from Sterling when he showed up to visit his holding. It was entertaining to watch everyone tiptoe around him, trying to keep everything secret to help Caroline. Throw in some matchmaking by Sterling's mother for both, and this was a wonderful read.
I received an ARC, and this is my unsolicited review.
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