Nathaniel, Viscount Ravenleigh may be the handsomest man in London for surely he is the most self centered and arrogant.

Shannon Masters is the shy near sighted young lady caught in the wrong place at the right time. Her fragile self esteem takes a beating when he accuses her of
attempting to trap him into a compromise.

When proved wrong, Nathaniel sees himself in less than the usual flattering light and extends himself to make amends to her.

Can he mend his ways enough to win the love of a myopic young woman who can see plainly into his soul?

 

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Lady Shannon Masters is a quiet and somewhat shy country girl who finds herself in the midst of the attentions of a man with a reputation for cruelty. A man who wants her affection but seems to be able do nothing but upset and insult her.

Viscount Ravenleigh soon finds himself fascinated with the demure Lady Shannon. But nothing he plans seems to work. At every turn he gets it wrong, until he embarrasses her in front of the Ton and finds himself dueling for her honor.

Shannon knows she is below the needs of a man like Nathaniel; the Viscount has a reputation of liking a certain type of woman. Nathaniel loves the fact that Shannon sees the man he is, not the looks he was born with. Now all has to do is convince her that he is not just trying to save her reputation.

Shannon and Nathaniel are an amazing couple. It seems in places that fate herself is against them. Shannon’s quiet strength and Nathaniel’s security in his position and his family give them the ability to face even the most unusual of circumstances. Ms Towers’ Cockney English is a little difficult to follow, but this does not seem to detract from what is a refreshing and appealing romance.

Hollie
Coffee Time Romance & More

Nathaniel, Viscount Ravenleigh, may be the handsomest man in London for surely he is the most self centered and arrogant. Shannon Masters is the shy near sighted young lady caught in the wrong place at the right time. Her fragile self esteem takes a beating when he accuses her of attempting to trap him into a compromise. When proved wrong, Nathaniel sees himself in less than the usual flattering light and extends himself to make amends to her. Can he mend his ways enough to win the love of a myopic young woman who can see plainly into his soul?

While Dreams of a Raven Moon started out just a bit slowly, it became a very enjoyable read. Heroine Shannon Masters was funny, a bit prudish and smart. Viscount Ravenleigh was a rake with a conscience he never knew he had because he’d never needed to use it. I especially enjoyed the development of Shannon and Ravenleigh as they both grew in the relationship. This story took some twists and turns that I didn’t expect and made the story even more fun to read. Aside from a few typos that distracted me, I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a fun, sexy historical romance. You won’t be disappointed.



Rating: 4 smacks

Reviewer: Valerie Mann

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