I am a romance addict and can just keep on reading romances continuously. Unfortunately this obsession leads to boredom and I start moving on to greener pastures of new genres. 
 Suddenly out of nowhere, books like this one come along and I am completely swept away. 
 Lady Eleanor exudes a strength of personality that is seldom seen in heroines. She takes charge of her life and decides to liver her life according to her own principles. It was only my cynicism that led me to question the idyllic life she manages to find despite having had sex outside marriage with no promise of a proposal. It just seems too odd given the time in which the story is based. 
 Leopold is such a thick headed fool albeit a very romantic one. I am glad he manages to correct his mistake but deserved greater agony while winning back Eleanor.