The Indomitable Miss Harris WHO WAS GUARDING WHOM The immensely wealthy and powerful Marquis of Landover was fiercely determined that his innocent but audacious ward Miss Gillian Harris should not stray into the scandal that h

WHO WAS GUARDING WHOM The immensely wealthy and powerful Marquis of Landover was fiercely determined that his innocent but audacious ward, Miss Gillian Harris, should not stray into the scandal that her adventurous spirit courted in the sophisticated circles of Regency London For her part, Gillian was just as determined to guard her guardian against the designs of the beWHO WAS GUARDING WHOM The immensely wealthy and powerful Marquis of Landover was fiercely determined that his innocent but audacious ward, Miss Gillian Harris, should not stray into the scandal that her adventurous spirit courted in the sophisticated circles of Regency London For her part, Gillian was just as determined to guard her guardian against the designs of the bevy of gold hungry beauties who had made the Marquis the most sought after prospective bridegroom in the aristocratic marriage mart But when this lord who would brook no defiance, and this young lady who would not be restrained, each set out to protect the other from temptation and seduction, one question still remained Did either have the power to prevent the ultimate folly of falling in love

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1. Carrie on Sep 19, 2018 said:

   More violence against women than was necessary (is any necessary?), the heroine is slapped around by her brother and threatened with violence by the hero (whether he actually would have remains to be seen), and one of the other women gets into a slap fight with a suitor and leaves a ball with a bruised chin (and a fiancé though!). The book isn't very steamy, but it's not completely clean either, a lot of breast grouping and the aforementioned domestic violence.This book reads like it was writte [...]

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2. Gina Hott on Sep 19, 2018 said:

   Hott Review:I first read “The Indomitable Miss Harris” when I was about Gillian’s age, then Gillian’s antics and headstrong nature were very like my own and I fell in love not only with the book but also with Amanda Scott.Reading it now, though when my children are Gillian’s age, I see it differently. While it’s still an amazing book jammed with enthralling historical events and brimming with amazing scenes, I just couldn’t get past the fact that Gillian was selfish and bratty. (Ab [...]

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3. Isabelle on Sep 19, 2018 said:

   Easy read with a level-headed, smart hero but who keeps rather aloof throughout the novel. The heroine is meant to be strong headed but she sometimes does stupid things to antagonize the hero and she does not realize until the very end her attraction to the hero. OK read but could have been better.

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4. Katherine Aste on Sep 19, 2018 said:

   A fast, easy, and fun read.

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5. Rabbit Paint me like one of your 19th century gothic heroines! on Sep 19, 2018 said:

   Why is everything so boring tonight? DNF on page 14.

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6. Laura on Sep 19, 2018 said:

   Boring. Too much talking.

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