4.0
Her Convenient Husband's Return
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After Beth Webster married her childhood friend to escape from debt, he swiftly returned to his life in London. But now Rendell Graham is back as lord of the estate, and Beth's heart pounds whenever he is near! She's wary of expectations to produce an heir, for fear of passing on her blindness. But Ren's hidden sensitivity is a surprise—could their arrangement become something much more passionate?
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4.0
“3.5 ⭐️’s rounded up.
An endearing story about two people who don’t feel that they are enough.
Beth, blind all her life, has lived independent of her husband in the country, helping to run the estate, and living a contented life. Beth was a strong and no nonsense character who didn’t let her blindness define her. We are shown how capable and creative she is in going about her life and being a positive influence on the lives that she touches.
Ren is a hot mess of a hero. Marrying his friend in order to keep her from the clutches of a dissolute duke, Ren quickly abandons her in the country and goes about being a rake and gambler in London. While I was annoyed at him for his less than noble conduct, the author reveals that Ren deals with his emotional and mental turmoil in this fashion due to a family secret that has him feeling disconnected from the life he knew as a child. Ren grows up an makes some big changes in the story, and I was happy that it didn’t take him too long to see the error of his ways.
The pacing of the story was well done. I was tearing my hair out just a tad when Beth was so bad at communicating. But, overall, this was an enjoyable read of a new to me author.”
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