An Enchanting Minx (Zebra Regency Romance)

Rating:
Summary: one of the better books of its kind
Review: While I generally prefer single title romances from publishers like Avon and Warner Forever, Stancavage's book is one of the better entries in the lesser romance lines. Granted there is some awkward writing here and there, a few times when the historical "way things are done" are ignored, and the occassional contrivance, but overall, Stancavage manages to create a hero and heroine who are likeable and well-suited. A secondary romance and other interesting characters add favorably to the mix. Credibility is stretched from time to time, such as the villain's motive; usually, though, any lack of credibility stems from the oddness of something within the historical setting, but the book is a lighthearted, pleasant read. My biggest con is that it sends quite abruptly with no resolution. Be prepared for that, and you should enjoy the rest.

I debated about giving it 3 stars, but it's certainly closer to three than to 2. Give it a try.