The forth in the Wallflower Series, Scandal in Spring, is the story of Daisy Bowman and Matthew Swift. 
 Daisy has been around since the beginning of the story; an outspoken woman who sees life as fun and magic. Daisy is energetic and vibrant, hilarious and intelligent. She's the wisher in the group and will rise to a challenge. She's also short which makes for a few hilarious comments and situations. 
 Daisy has spent three seasons looking for a husband and hasn't attracted a single suitor. Her father is fed up and gives her an ultimatum. Find a husband or he'll pick for her. To her horror her father's idea of a suitable husband is his protege, Matthew Swift, who Daisy remembers as an obnoxious skeleton of a man who was always lurking around. 
 To Daisy's surprise, Matthew Swift is anything but the boy she remembered. He's tall, muscular, and handsome; and Daisy can't seem to keep her head around him. This makes for some hilarious situations, discussions and even Daisy is surprised by the secret Matthew keeps in his pocket. 
 I loved this story. I mean yes it is a romance but it is funny, and involves Daisy doing most of the chasing because Matthew doesn't think he can have a woman as wonderful as Daisy. Some of their comments to each other are roll reversal for a romance of this type which makes you laugh and instead of love at first sight it is more a case of longing for years. 
 I loved the entire series but if you only want to read one... this is it. Though I have to admit they were all worth it.