Potential for a great story was burdened by repetitive scenes of “doormat” angst and mentions of plumpness. ( )

To be fair, this book probably deserves another star, but I utterly despise love triangles, and one involving a widower heartbroken and still in love with his dead wife is the worst possible kind, as far as my tastes go. Of course I adored the insecure heroine, though she was not actually really plain or plump, just had an AFWUL stepfamily. I am really enjoying this author! ( )

Another wonderful book from Virginia Heath. This is a charming take on the Cinderella story and I just loved it. A sweet, funny heroine, a quirky aunt and a hero in need of saving make this a delightful read.
Miss Bradshaw is a stand alone as far as I can tell and just the thing to brighten anyone's mood.
Reasons I enjoyed this book:
Entertaining,Funny,Happily Ever After,Romantic,Whimsical,Witty,and Wonderful Characters. ( )

Loved this, the characters sparked off each other and I could see the romance building, even as they both tried to resist it.

Evelyn Bradshaw has a plan, get engaged to a guy who wants money, spend some time finding a suitable home, forever leave toxic step-mother and step-sisters to their own devices and have a life, what she doesn't expect is that her fiance will abandon her to his twin brother and that she would start to have feelings for him.

He never believed that he would find another romance after his wife's tragic death, but Evelyn seems to be blowing a fresh breeze through his life and he's not sure he wants to let her go.

I loved it, it caught my attention and wouldn't let go. I was cheering on the characters and hoping they got a good end for both of them and the scenes where she was nursing him after he broke some ribs and where she was finally dealing with her step-mother were priceless. ( )