Autry's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 Charity Effington is visiting her grandmother for the season, while her mother is away on family matters, and her father is busy with business. Charity has always loved playing music and is trying to find her way back into the graces of society through her musical talents. Erin Knightleys' character, Charity will meet new friends, hash out old problems while deciphering the Baron next door. 
 Hugh Danby finds himself drawn to the Baths, seeking relief from his war injuries. Unfortunately the Baron Cadgwith has found the neighbor who practices her musical abilities daily, which only push him to the brink of sanity. Cadgwith was not expecting to be given the Baron title so quickly, or to be pushed into the Society functions; however, this is exactly what he finds himself doing. 
 Charity and Hugh find themselves at impasses almost immediately, her "racket" is worsening his injuries from war and he demands her to stop. Challenge seeking Charity is more determined to play and loudly to annoy her new neighbor, she practicing daily in hopes of securing a spot on the spring society recital. After her brief encounter with the baron next door, her curiosity is peaked, driving her to find out more about Hugh Danby. Secret midnight meetings slowly reveal the truth to the barons' injuries and her past relationship, leaving each individual wanting to know more about the other. As the relationship blooms between others, Danby is feeling as if he should gracefully remove himself so others may pursue Charity. Wise words spoken from Charitys' grandmother cause Hugh to reconsider and fight for what he wants, but a surprise visit from Charitys' father may ruin everything?