How first impressions can be deceiving…

In this great story, we follow Janey Cornwall after she gets hires as the new lady’s maid in Bosvenna Manor.

She quickly meets mysterious Daniel and after a while also James, son of the owners of the manor.

James immediately shows his interest in Janey and flirts with her.

On the other side, she hears some terrible rumors about Daniel and tries to avoid him as much as possible.

But is the rich and fascinating man also as wonderful as Janey thinks? Or are the rumors about Daniel just gossips of the town and is there more than sees the light?

In this story, it’s made clear that not always all is gold what shines and how wrong our ideas can be.

James is (excuse me for my language) a real dickhead and Daniel has more than what we initially think.

I was quickly attached to the story and kept reading as much as I could, even ignoring what happened around me.

Halfway the story I felt joy, sadness and anger. And there was even more to come!

As I kept reading on, my thoughts were: ‘ How much can they endure??? When will they finally be at peace and enjoy the perks of life?’ .

Despite of all the drama, it’s a very nice book to read, never gets boring.

The chapters are never boring, in everyone of them something happens and you just keep on reading.

I really recommend this book for those who like to read historical books, with lots of drama but, but lets not forget that love is always around the corner and you can find it in places you never thought of!

Even though it’s still a couple weeks left until Christmas, I started this book with curious anticipation.

Already in the prologue you get to know the main character and her sad story. Instantly you despise her husband and you cheer for a happy end.

Melissa never experienced the true Christmas spirit thanks to her ex-husband and distant parents.

When she finally stands up for herself, her first and only priority is her son William.

And a new love interest? Totally not in her plans…

But that’s only until William starts with taking tennis lessons from Daniel.

Both characters aren’t looking for falling in love again, but of course you cannot just decide to not fall in love.

This isn’t a simple love story where you just get to know all the characters superficially.

The writer really explains the thoughts of each person, so that you really get involved into the story and cheer for them.

And how not to adore little William??? He is the reason Melissa and Daniel bond. This little shy guy takes tennis lessons from super-hunk Daniel who proves himself more than just a teacher.

Melissa sees how William opens up and starts to feel more than just friendship for the man responsible for the changes in William.

The story is very easy to read. No chapters that never end and you’re looking for the end of it so you can take a break.

Every chapter has the perfect length. But that didn’t stop me from binge-reading and the book was finished quicker than I thought.

This writer has just found an extra fan!

What’s more to say about my blog about books I’ve read?

Well, this is my blog about books I’ve read 😀.

I always liked reading books, and it all started on a very silly way… It’s always good to blame my dad, so he is the cause of my reading addiction.

When I was still a little girl, a looooooong time ago, I saw him always going to the bathroom with the newspaper. One day I wondered why he did that, so I took a book and tried to see the fun of that.

And since that day, you can find everywhere in the house a book of mine.

A while ago, I had the opportunity to review some books, and now a new opportunity came to post them on an own blog.

So here we are, my own blog!

I read books, and I will post my thoughts about them.

Some books I’ll like, some I won’t like that much…. but you can be sure that I’ll give you my personal and honest opinion about them.

I hope you enjoy reading it!