A Date at the Altar: Marrying the Duke

Gavin and Sarah have nothing in common. He thinks with his head, She leads with her heart. He has money to spare and a title to uphold. Her opinions are abundant but her pocketbook is lacking. He needs a wife, she doesn't fit the bill. Sarah is about to tackle on the hardest role she's ever played and possibly find the only place she truly belongs. A Date at the Altar reminds me why I've been a fan of Ms. Maxwell for years. Her stories are always finding new ways to enthrall and surprise. She can do light and funny, as easily as she can tackle dark and mysterious or heartwarming tales and she does so without taking away from the charm and uniqueness of her delivery.

I really cheered for Gavin. What a good man. I wanted Gavin to have a HEA. I'm glad he found it. Sarah is not a bad character but she frustrated me. Overall, I enjoyed this book and will definitely read it again.

This was a very sweet book that dealt with some darker themes. The hero was absolutely respectful, considerate, and did not belittle, and I cheered this couple on from the beginning. This is part of a series-- I have not read the other books, and while many of the characters were from the other stories I didn't feel like I was missing too much. Great read!