Review: The Nature of a Lady by Roseanna M. White

The Nature of a Lady by Roseanna M. White

My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Blurb: 

1906
Lady Elizabeth "Libby" Sinclair, with her love of microscopes and nature, isn't favored in society. She flees to the beautiful Isles of Scilly for the summer and stumbles into the dangerous secrets left behind by her holiday cottage's former occupant, also named Elizabeth, who mysteriously vanished.

Oliver Tremayne--gentleman and clergyman--is determined to discover what happened to his sister, and he's happy to accept the help of the girl now living in what should have been Beth's summer cottage . . . especially when he realizes it's the curious young lady he met briefly two years ago, who shares his love of botany and biology. But the hunt for his sister involves far more than nature walks, and he can't quite believe all the secrets Beth had been keeping from him.

As Libby and Oliver work together, they find ancient legends, pirate wrecks, betrayal, and the most mysterious phenomenon of all: love.

My Review: 

I have loved every book I have read by Roseanna M White. I was so excited to have the opportunity to read her newest release and the start of The Secrets of the Isles series, The Nature of a Lady. I was far from being disappointed. It was so very good. This one may be my new favorite she has written to date. I loved the beautiful setting and adored Libby right from the start. Her strength and courage was inspiring. I found her and Oliver’s story to be fun and entertaining.

I am giving The Nature of a Lady a very well deserved five plus stars. I highly recommend it for readers who enjoy reading clean historical romance. I am looking forward to reading the next installment from The Secrets of the Isles series

I received a paperback copy of The Nature of a Lady from the publisher. This review is one hundred percent my own honest opinion.



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