Let's begin with the cover. What a pretty cover the first thing that caught my eye was the dress, and then the manor behind her. I'll admit I probably would have bought this book just because of the cover and never bothered to read it. But I'm glad i did actually take the time to sit down and read this (and not just because it's coming up due to the library. 
 Amelia Barrett got my attention when she decided to propose to a stranger just to keep a baby and I'm like, well this woman is crazy but I totally get where's she's coming from. Kinda. Graham was interesting as well and I'm glad he was willing to take up the role of the baby's father and do what's best for her. I liked the two together, growing closer and learning how to trust not only each other but God as well. Edward was a bit overdone though. (view spoiler)[ I'd totally pegged him as the villain from the get go. I mean come on he's leaving bruises and then turning around and leaving gifts, you know if this was modern times everyone would be telling her to leave him because he's abusive. (hide spoiler)] Helena... I feel no sympathy for her plight, at first i thought she was just jealous and i could deal with that (view spoiler)[ but then i find out she's been betraying her cousin all along (hide spoiler)] 
 The plot was intriguing and didn't really slow down, which was good for me since i didn't get bored. A fear of mine, sometimes i can do a regency and then sometimes they bore me to tears. This one did not and I am thankful for it. Not being bore meant i had a pleasant experience while reading this. I didn't feel as though it was a task to get through the pages. I hate it when books do that to me and i genuinely enjoyed getting into the mind of the characters (view spoiler)[ except at the end with Amelia and soon as she decided to walk out that door i knew something was going to happen to her and i was like there she go doing something stupid and guess what Graham is going ot have to rescue her because she couldn't do the smart thing and wait. Honestly she has no practical skills what does she think she's going to do to help? And then she goes and gets kidnapped and I'm like Called It! (hide spoiler)] 
 To sum up because I've got to go, this is a good book i will probably read this again and i totally recommend this to everyone, unless you don't like Christian based books. Although you could still give this one a try.