4 stars 
 This wasn't Julia Quinn's best work, but it was a fairly enjoyable read. It managed to keep me interested enough to keep reading and I found myself smiling at times. 
 I love how Julia offered some scenes (dinner at the house party) from both our heroine and our hero perspective. Instead of being boring and repetitive, it had me smiling. How George was confounded by Billie's reaction is exactly how I imagine many clueless gentlemen would react. 
 On the other hand, other scenes where our h and H are together seem to be cute but a little meaningless, such as when Andrew is building a house of cards while thw two watches. There are some surface conversations but these scenes don't really help believably further their emotions and help us see where feelings might have grown from budding friendship to love for our couple. 
 And yes I would have loved to know Andrew's reaction to their (view spoiler)[engagement (hide spoiler)]. Epilogue was short and not enough sweet. I wanted a little more. 
 I loved Lady Marston, George's subtlely matchmaking mama. She is a quiet graceful force to be reckon with I would love to see mote of her in future novels! 
 At a Glance 
 Cheating (view spoiler)[No (hide spoiler)] 
 Descriptive sex w OW/OM (view spoiler)[No (hide spoiler)] 
 Love triangle (view spoiler)[No. They both become jealous but neithe MC ever desired another (hide spoiler)] 
 HEA (view spoiler)[Yes (hide spoiler)]