BECKET HALL, ROMNEY MARSH

August 1813

Ainsley Becket sighed, then removed the spectacles he'd lately found necessary for reading and tossed both them and the letter on the desktop. "Well, I'll say this for the boy. They didn't execute him."

"Execute him? Our Spencer? Our so mild, even tempered Spencer committed a hanging offense? Imagine that. I know I can." Courtland Becket reached for the letter that had taken several months to arrive at Becket Hall, most of them, judging from the condition of the single page, spent being walked to Romney Marsh stuck to the bottom of someone's boot. "What did he do, get caught bedding the General's wife?"

"If it were only that simple," Ainsley said, getting to his feet to walk over to the large table where he kept a collection of maps he consulted almost daily, tracking the English wars with both Bonaparte and the Americans. "He's in some benighted spot called Brownstown, or he w ... read full excerpt from A Most Unsuitable Groom ebook

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This is a very well done book that is very imaginative. The characters are all well thought out and likeable. They are discribed so that you feel you know them all presonally. The main characters, Spencer and Mariah, are perfect. She is such a strong, funny and loving person. He is strong, a little more restrained and less sure of himself where she is conserned, but a hot head just like she is. They are both very believable people thrown together in a war that was the last time the United States was invaded by a foreign nation. They continue to have to live with the consequences of England's status as the greatest nation at that time. Very good historical information as well as romance.
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