I've heard a lot of things about this book, mostly about how Julia Quinn brought back her charms and unforgetable style in her books. As much as I adore Julia Quinn for the books that she has brought out, I have to say that her pervious novel "10 Things I Love about you" I didnt like it that much; which is sad because I love Sebastian when he was a secondary charecter in "What happens in London" so I wanted to see him as the main lead in his own book and he wasn't up to pare as he was as a secondary charecter which disappointed me slightly. 
 So when I heard that this book has that charm that the pervious book did not (and wasn't as forgetable) I was excited to read this book . 
 And it did not disappoint 
 I absolutly adore this book in so many ways 
 The charecters are as charming as how charecters made from Julia Quinn's mind should be. Marcus is one of the few that would say fits the role as a perfect Beta Hero. He was quite, independant guy who you wouldnt see do outragous things that we see heros in Historical Romances sometimes; I mean even in the love scene he was maintained to be the beta hero and did not suddenly shift to the dominating Alpha hero which some of the beta heros tend to do in some books that I have read. 
 Honoria is a delightful female heroine; who seemed to me to be very realistic in some of her ideals which is to put family first before her own wants. Some might think that that is a bad thing but I find it to be great that she loves her family so much she would go through humiliation than break her mothers heart and hopes. 
 The story was typical at the beginning; childhood friends who are destined to fall in love. However the Majority of this book's plot, I found was pretty good as the majority of it was having Honoria tend to a very sick Marcus who has fallen ill of a fever. While I saw reviews that were negative from that aspect of the book I found that it works. The interaction between the two characters throughout the whole book had sparks despite its simplistic events and I can imagine two people falling in love the way that those two have. 
 I LOVE Daniel; he was so funny as a child and as an adult; I was actually disappointed when there wasn't an action reunion scene between him and his mother which I would have loved to have read in this book. I am also hoping for his own book, one that perhaps will show where he has been all those years outside England; I just hope that his book doesn't make me have the same reaction as Sebastian's 
 Rating: 5/5