What fun! I did so love the Wallflower Series and this turns out to be closely related as the Hathaways are Westcliff's neighbors. Of course, they aren't as wealthy or as lucky. We start by learning Leo Hathaway has come by a title because the previous title holders all died quite quickly. Leo is in no shape to take on the responsibilities of a peer-ship as he's still very much grieving the loss of his fiancee. And so Amelia, our heroine, is taken to being the mother hen and making sure her sisters are looked after while pulling her brother out of taverns, brothels and all sorts of places. 
 Amelia has been hurt by a man she loved and has decided to become a spinster and then she runs into Mr. Rhoan. Cam Rhoan is wonderful. He's a Gypsy so rather unpredictable and just a touch wild which makes their courting all the more interesting and very fun. 
 Amelia isn't used to such intense attentions and can't seem to figure out what she wants but she also can't seem to stay away from Cam. 
 The greatest thing about this book is not just the lovely romance, but also the side stories. Because of the large family we are learning about her youngest sister Poppy and Beatrix, Bea's something of a kleptomaniac. We also learn that Leo and Winnifred caught Scarlet Fever and were very ill for a time. Leo brought the Fever home from his fiancee who died of it. The fever made Win very weak though she is improving and has something of a guardian always watching over her is the form of Merripen, another Gypsy who might have ties to Cam, and who was taken in by the Hathaway's when he was a boy. To some Merripen is like a brother but to Win it is so much more and for Merripen... well they have their own book. 
 Also, we get to dive into Leo's fight with his sorrow which we discover has some very ghostly ties to it. The scene towards the end with Leo, Cam and Amelia is wonderfully written and beautifully described. 
 I really enjoyed this book but then I usually love Lisa Kleypas novels.