The last thing he wants is a wife. . .
About The Book: Donal McCoy is a
rake, but a secret one, his public appearance impeccable. He’s welcomed at
Almack’s—but is also well-received at the most infamous bawdy house in London.
As far as Donal’s concerned, what he does in private is his own affair, as long
as no one other than his best friend knows of it.
A letter from his father drops a
bombshell into Donal’s well-hidden, but orderly, life. Quinton McCoy wants a
grandchild to carry on the McCoy name and orders his son to find himself a
bride. Donal doesn’t want a wife. Marriage will spoil his fun. Reluctantly, he
schemes to obey his father while retaining his freedom.
Unfortunately,
love gets in the way.
Our Review: Once again author Toni V. Sweeney treats her legion of fans with characteristic wry humor, snappy dialogue and impeccable research into the era—from clothing styles to social mores to medical care. This is a brilliant kick-off for The McCoys and what looks to be a pip of a family saga. Very well done!
On a scale of 1-5, Love Means No Regrets deserves a 7.
Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews
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