Rating: 
Summary: least favourite of the three Duncan sisters
Review: While Feather's writing is still good, this third in the trilogy really sort of fizzle out. I had a hard time liking the characters, often at times I really wanted to scream at them or toss the book against the wall. I really enjoyed the first two in the series so was looking forward to this one. But Chasity and Douglas left me wanting to skip pages just to get it over with.Douglas wants a rich wife so he applied to the Duncan sisters' matchmaking services. Charity really detested his mercenary attitude in wanting a very rich wife. Of course, he had "honourable" object in wanting a rich wife: he is going to take all her money and used it to run a clinic for the poor. Oh, yeah, give to the poor is a fine reason to marry a rich wife and use her. Sorry, the premise really turn me off of the characters and the book. Charity and Duncan finally find each other, but that point, if the reader is like me, I don't really care. This book just has the rushed feel "of lets get it over with".
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