A Kiss for Lady Mary (The Marriage Game Book 7), by Ella Quinn
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Ella Quinn’s bachelors do as they like and take what they want. But when the objects of their desire are bold, beautiful women, the rules of the game always seem to change…Handsome, charming, and heir to a powerful Viscount, Christopher "Kit" Featherton is everything a woman could want—except interested in marriage. So when he hears that someone on his estate near the Scottish border is claiming to be his wife, Kit sets off to investigate. Since her parents’ death, Lady Mary Tolliver has been hounded by her cousin, a fortune-hunting fool after her inheritance. Refusing to settle for anything less than love, Mary escapes to the isolated estate of rakish bachelor, Kit Featherton. Knowing he prefers Court to the country, she believes she will be safe. But when Kit unexpectedly returns, her pretend marriage begins to feel seductively real…
A Kiss for Lady Mary (The Marriage Game Book 7), by Ella Quinn- Amazon Sales Rank: #153547 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-05-26
- Released on: 2015-05-26
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Ella Quinn’s bachelors do as they like and take what they want By Jane Silhouette Read...A Kiss for Lady Mary written by Ella QuinnSynopsis...Ella Quinn’s bachelors do as they like and take what they want. But when the objects of their desire are bold, beautiful women, the rules of the game always seem to change…Handsome, charming, and heir to a powerful Viscount, Christopher "Kit" Featherton is everything a woman could want—except interested in marriage. So when he hears that someone on his estate near the Scottish border is claiming to be his wife, Kit sets off to investigate.Since her parents’ death, Lady Mary Tolliver has been hounded by her cousin, a fortune-hunting fool after her inheritance. Refusing to settle for anything less than love, Mary escapes to the isolated estate of rakish bachelor, Kit Featherton. Knowing he prefers Court to the country, she believes she will be safe. But when Kit unexpectedly returns, her pretend marriage begins to feel seductively real…My thoughts: Sitting here with a cup of coffee at my side, my spectacles at the ready, a pencil in my hand, a wee bit of white chocolate bar and the book, 'A Kiss For Lady Mary' written by Ella Quinn.I always write down five words that pertain to my understanding and thoughts as I process in my mind the novel I am reading. Words that best describe to me what the story is foretelling, the emotions evoked by the author's storytelling. I take delight in circling sentences that I find intriguing, funny or descriptive...you know, captivating! I also write my thoughts within the pages of the novel.My first word...Humor: Greatly appreciated throughout this novel, from Lady Mary's thoughts on how to deal with her grandmamma and aunt's schemes, to Kit's responses toward Lady Mary's first meeting with him, also, the joking of Quinn's bachelors' toast of congratulations.Intelligence: Clever, conspiring and caring women within the pages of this novel; grandmammas, maids, cooks, Lady Mary's friends and including Lady Mary, herself.Camaraderie: A jovial sight to see as I read the friendships among the men, the staff of loyal servants, the lasting loving relationship that the grandmothers have, the family bond willing to support each other in times of need, even the community in the village of Rosebury held a special protective bond for Lady Mary.Longing: A wanting for wife and family and a home filled with love. I could empathise with the hero and heroine. especially as Lady Mary planted her rose garden. Then with, Aunt Eunice and Brian's love for each other.Introduction: A pleasure in reading the introducion of secondary characters into play, willing to abet even though they themselves had troubles of their own. Wee vignettes were strategically placed, smoothly interweaved and I was entranced as each new character became involved. Brava for introducing Uncle Hector in a timely and unique manner! And the names of all the characters were refreshing indeed, for I was unfamiliar with the spelling and pronunciation!At first, I did not quite comprehend the title for this novel. I found myself using the author's sentences for a new title, 'This Was Scandel Waiting To Happen' or 'The Perfect Gentleman' then realised Lady Mary's desire in wanting to be kissed.I was inquisitive in the outcome of all the love stories, impatiently reading, coming into more twist and turns.My emotions took the best of me and showed its true colours as I laughed, gotten angry with the cousin and his mother which left me with the question of; if Lady Mary's father made wealthy with the patronage of her uncle then why was her cousin in need of monies. I even cried for Simon and Morna's tragic history. The interaction between relationships left me with an elated, pleasurable feeling! Looking forward to the next novel in this series!Jane Silhouette
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Mr. Perfect and the Incomparable By M. Smith The things done for family.By his own admission, Mary's cousin Gawain didn't even want to marry her. But he pursued her because of his mother. Admirable as that may be, it made me question the man's ability to be his own person. I understood his wanting to see his mother happy, but he wasn't responsible for her happiness. She was.Mary's fruitless attempts at thwarting her cousin hadn't been very successful, and running away gets tiring. Her aunt and grandma want to remedy that situation, take her someplace safe where her cousin won't find her. They succeed, but for how long and at what cost? She's posing as the wife of a man she admired, Mr. Perfect as she called him, yet she knows the ruse won't last long. After all, a man like Kit Featherton is sure to question her motives when he discovers what she's doing at his family home.Kit is hardly Mr. Perfect. He's impeccable in his manners and habits and regards toward Mary, but he's flawed like everyone else. He neglected Rose Hill, where Mary's been residing, and has no idea how to tell her how he feels or what he wants from her. Everything he could ever want in a wife is there in Mary's eyes, her arms, but he's slow to even kiss her.Now, Kit's and Mary's grandmas concocted this scheme. Mary's aunt helped them execute it. The road to happiness for some isn't always smooth, and Kit and Mary had their fair share of problems. Aside from Kit assuring his staff at Rose Hill as well as his tenants that he wasn't there to run Mary off, they still had to unravel the mystery of Gawain's whereabouts and why he insisted on marrying Mary.This isn't a spicy story. It's sensuality at its best, a welcome change for this avid reader. I love hot sexy books as much as anyone else I know, but sometimes a girl just needs slow, sweet, and steady. I've not read any other books in this series, but that didn't matter because this is a standalone and reads like a dream. Kit and Mary, along with their family and friends, made this a really enjoyable story. It is slow to start but hang in there. If you do, I hope you like it as much as I did.(Received from NetGalley via Tasty Book Tours for an honest review)
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. ARC REVIEW easy and lovely read By HannahPilar The Marriage Game book 6 by Ella Quinn, A Kiss for Lady Mary is a good read. This is my second for the series and while the other characters are present and active in this story their own personal stories play no part in this one; for the exception of those wonderful meddling grandmas. They claim to have made the matches for all their children and most of their grandchildren, now it is Christopher "Kit" Featherton and Mary Tolliver's turn. One of the things I liked about this book is the fact that it is the sixth book into the series and I didn't feel lost. You get a feel for who the characters are and the method behind their madness or in this case of Kit and Mary their reservedness. I also enjoyed Mary and Kit, it was a nice change of pace from the domineering alpha male. Kit was a proper and reserved gentleman dubbed Mr. Perfect who has a knack for drawing out the wallflowers. Mary, of course, is a strong minded woman who will not settle for anything less than love but is so shy from her lack of exposure to the opposite sex she has no idea what to do.Kit is picky, and very proper, he once saw a beautiful girl out in her first season but too shy to ask for an introduction and a dance. Kit has never been able to get this woman out of his head even three years later. Now as his family is pressuring him to marry he has finally decided to track down the elusive Lady Mary and properly court her. Lady Mary thoroughly enjoyed her first season but was cut short due to the death of her father. For the last three years Mary has been hiding from her cousin Gawain who has been pushing her to marry him and will stop at nothing to have her and her money. Mary's Grandmother hatches a plan to protect Mary until she is old enough to get her trust out of her Uncle's name.For the last year Mary has lived with her Aunt Eunice in a house way out of the way and implying that she is the estranged wife of the landowner. With Gawain getting more persistent and Kit and Mary finally ready to meet again the Grandmothers do their thing. Kit finds out someone is living on one of his properties acting as his wife, angry he rushes up their only to find the one woman he has never been able to forget. Mary is embarrassed, scared and so honest she tells him everything. Kit quickly forgets his anger and starts trying to figure out how to woo her and marry her. Mary doesn't want to be trapped into marriage she wants another season and her own chance to find love.So while Mary and Kit try and figure things out Aunt Eunice falls in love, friends from the past books come to visit to help work out a way to avoid scandal and give everyone what they want. The solution a season in Edinburgh. Kit knows he wants Mary he just has to convince her but they are so hesitant around each other they are sending mixed signals, but all the friends agree Kit needs a little competition to get the nerve to act on his feelings. Also while in Edinburgh ( I swear it's like a freakin' historical soap opera. Woman! you gave me heart palpitations with all this.) a lost love returns and claims the children he could not previously claim. The sub-plots are so enticing and enjoyable it makes up for the fact that the Gawain ending plot is short. I read through this quick and easy and I loved it, I really need to read the others I have missed.
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