Never Lie to a Lady Book

This book was great! Obviously not the best of the genre that I have read, but not a terrible read. I really enjoyed how the characters knew who they were. Xanthia never made any excuses for herself, and what I really enjoyed was how the story did not revolve around Xanthia and her traumatic childhood. She dealt with it and moved on. My kinda girl!!

Nash on the other hand is a strong man, who I defiantly want some alone time with , but towards the end of the story he began to become the "woman" in the relationship. Which is fine, but not when the story and the ton make him out to be this badass mutha! He is totally mister broody, but not as much as Rothwell, Zee's brother. His story should be depressing and lovable at the same time.

I really enjoyed setting up for the rest of the series. That is the good and bad things about the first books in the series. They have so much set up and getting to know characters who will soon have their own books that the main story gets lost. For the first several chapters I was having trouble keeping everyones names and relations straight. I still don't think I succeeded.

I am already to pick up the next story and have read the prologue and the first two chapters. I am already loving it because it picks up before this book even ends.

All in all, I suggest for those who love a good historical, regency romance to go ahead and give this a ago. Especially if you are a fan of Sabrina Jeffries because I found the writing similar.

Again, I must say I enjoyed the ending of this book because Xanthia did not change and niether did Nash. They grew together, and understand the term comprimise. She truly was a woman before her time. Those two just became better people together.