Back again with the last book in the trilogy. This review will probably be short though. I liked the cover. Similar to the other three the lady with the pretty dress and the main setting in the background. I liked the characters as well. Although i have discovered i have little patience for angst. Compare to the other two ladies Cecily was far whiner (in my opinion not necessarily yours) I get she was a bit traumatized when she was sixteen but with her continued referring back to her sixteen year old mistake i was ready to shake her and tell her to get over it already. Like seriously get over it. (view spoiler)[ I was really going to smack her one if she'd never actually slept with the guy, times being what they were back then i understand the damage to her reputation she would have suffered from being alone with a guy but if she hadn't crossed that line, then my patience would have been all gone. But she did... and i still wanted to wack her over the head and yell at her to suck it up cupcake and get one with her life. I know i know my modern sensibilities interfering with the social norms of the past. (hide spoiler)] So out of the three books Cecily is my least favorite Heroine. 
 However Nathaniel is currently my favorite. Sorry Graham he beat you, it was close though. I liked Nathaniel he was dependable, totally cared for his family and was still gracious even when the lady of the house Mrs. Trent abused him. He could have handled the seamstress a bit better back at the beginning but i can forgive him for that. 
 Despite the likable male lead, I found myself speed reading through most of the book. Making this the least favorite plot-wise of the three. Although if i had to reread these over again right away I'd probably pick this one up before the second novel. However Sarah E Lass is still a good author so I do recommend you read this book. Especially if you've already read the first two. Seriously go ahead and finish out the series. It won't hurt anyone. Alright this review turned out longer than i thought it would so i'm going to end it here.