But now that she has, what is Lord Bradley to do with her? He cannot let her go, for were the truth to get out, he would lose everything—his reputation, his inheritance, his very home.
He gives Miss Keene little choice but to accept a post at Brightwell Court, where he can make certain she does not spread what she heard. Keeping an eye on the young woman as she cares for the children, he finds himself drawn to her, even as he struggles against the growing attraction. The clever Miss Keene is definitely hiding something.
Moving, mysterious, and romantic, The Silent Governess takes readers inside the intriguing life of a nineteenth-century governess in an English manor house where all is not as it appears.
I know better than to start a Julie Klassen book later in the evening. I did not listen to my own advice with this one and was up until the wee hours of the morning finishing it. I loved the historical detail, the romance, and the mystery that had me turning the pages to solve. I am looking forward to her next novel, The Girl in the Gatehouse. Any fan of historical regencies will love this book
4 comments:
Is there a better recommendation than "I stayed up all night to finish"?
What has he done, what has she done, ohhh sounds trilling and I love books that keep you up
I absolutely loved this one too and am now a huge fan of this author!
I had forgotten about this book! Thanks so much for reminding me with this review :) I am writing it down right now!
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