3.5 stars 
 First and foremost, I am glad Lisa Kleypas is writing historical romance again. No one does it quite like her, and true to form, the book was excellently written and well-paced. 
 However I was not very invested in the protagonists. I cared a lot more about everyone else: about Helen (who reminded me of a less-shy, more capable Evie), about Rhys (who reminded me of Hardy Cates and Zachary Bronson), and Weston, who made me laugh. Even the twins and Severin, were more interesting to me than Devon and Kathleen. 
 That being said, I liked Devon well enough. I didn't like Kathleen with her uppity and judgey self (and also self-centered really. How selfish do you have to be to make decisions for someone else based on what *you prefer*, not reality, or more importantly, what the person in question prefers?) Ehn. 
 It was obvious Rhys Winterborne and Helen were being set up for their own book, and I am mighty excited for it.