Enjoyed this book. ( )

Teresa Danville is beautiful and brave, and she wants to see more of the world than just her Costa Rican farm. She convinces her father to let her have a Season in London. Just getting to England is an adventure, and once she's there Teresa is enthused by the people she meets but disappointed with how shallow their interests are. The only person who shares her love of travel and excitement is Sir Andrew, but he is engaged to marry their mutual friend Muriel. Teresa finally resolves to quit England so as not to torment herself with unrequited love any further, but then she and Muriel are kidnapped!

Very pleasant story, with a wider view of the Regency-era world than one usually gets from historical romances. I appreciated that Teresa and Muriel really were friends; Muriel's doll-like beauty and lady like timidity didn't exist just as a foil to Teresa. ( )