The Burdens of a Bachelor Author: Rebecca Connolly
Series: Arrangements #5
Genres: Historical Romance
Format: eBook, Print
Pages: 290
Date: April 1, 2017
Publisher: Phase Publishing
What the eye cannot see…
Colin Gerrard has everything. He is a handsome, charming, and unattached gentleman in possession of a fortune. But what nobody knows, and would never suspect, is that he is not nearly as carefree as he seems, nor is his heart free for anyone’s taking. It was already taken long ago, and when his lost love unexpectedly reappears, in London of all places, he’s very much afraid that she still has it.
…the heart already knows.
Lady Susannah Hawkins-Dean had no intention of ever seeing Colin again after their terrible departure sixteen years ago. She never wanted to see anyone that knew her in the past. There were too many secrets, too much shame, and he, of all people, could not know them. But when Colin refuses to leave her in the past, Susannah finds that she is just as in love with him as she ever was, and it could ruin them both.
Rating: Mild+. Mild kissing; mild launguage.
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About Rebecca Connolly
Rebecca Connolly writes romances, both period and contemporary, because she absolutely loves a good love story. She has been creating stories since childhood, and there are home videos to prove it! She started writing them down in elementary school and has never looked back. She currently lives in Ohio, spends every spare moment away from her day job absorbed in her writing, and is a hot cocoa addict.
I have grown to like the group of friends more and more with each book in this series and how they are always there for each other even as they tease. The guys weren’t my favorite in the first one but I’ve seen more good in them in each subsequent book.
This one isn’t my favorite in the series because I didn’t like that Colin kept grabbing Susannah and kissing her. Their relationship felt somewhat abusive to me.
Some mild language