Another book that I forgot to review. 
 I read this book over a year ago but I still remember it vividly. This one was the start of the series. It starts when Abi who is a governor for some no good people doesn't hear from her sister for few weeks. They were gentry and were put in a special orphanage when both their parents passed away. Their mother, an earl's daughter was outcast from her family for marrying her husband who happen to be a younger son of another noble family. She finds her sister in a whorehouse and helps her and her two friends to escape. She learns her sister was kidnapped and sent to the place but remained unharmed physically thanks to the other two girls. Abi loses her job and breaks into an old mansion to steal something because her sister is ill in need of medicine and they hardly have anything to eat. What she finds is an old lady who is abused by her servants. She makes a deal with lady Beatrice and the four girls come back to the house as Lady Beatrice's nieces . They get rid of the servants and get the house back in a livable stage... Everything is great until Lady Beatrice's only family shows up from his travels. 
 The book is a modern regency and entertaining if you leave your logic at the door before you enter. 
 What I liked about this book is Abi accepted the girls without prejudice and they became a real family even-though it was dysfunctional at times. What I didn't like was the pace of relationship between Max and Abi.