
To Sir Phillip, With Love by Julia Quinn was a fairly decent story. There were times in the story when I wondered if the main characters would ever fall in love before the pages ran out. The sex scenes were scrumptious and more than counter balanced the long wait to get to them. Also the scenes where Eloise's brothers participate are quite hilarious from when they darken Phillip's doorstep to when Eloise joins them in a shooting contest.
Sir Phillip was in desperate need of a wife. Since Marina's death, Phillip had come to the conclusion that he wanted his wife to be happy, not melancholy like Marina. Plus his two children were out of control and he had no idea how to handle them. So what he really needed was a mother for them and who better than a desperate spinster?
Of course, poor Phillip had no idea that Eloise Bridgerton had turned down half a dozen proposals. By his letters, Sir Phillip seems the perfect man so when his daring invitation to visit him in the country arrived; Eloise made plans to escape her overprotective family.
Upon her arrival to Sir Philip's home, Eloise is bitterly disappointed. Why Phillip could hardly speak to her! He was a grumpy moody sort, not at all the dashing charmer she'd pictured. He certainly never mentioned his two children in their letters! Reluctant to turn around and go home with her tail between her legs, Eloise decides to stay and stick it out to see if the two of them would suit.
Warning: This book contains mentioning of child abuse. While one can never call child abuse lightweight, it was not graphic. The nanny, Nurse Edwards, was caught beating the children with a book and action was taken.
Rating: 3 Stars
Buy: To Sir Phillip, With Love
Originally posted 2008-12-02 14:44:15. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Take a Look at These Fun Posts - Review: The Desert King’s Pregnant Bride by Annie West
- Review: Only With Your Love by Lisa Kleypas
- Review: The Traitor's Wife by Susan Higginbotham
- Book Review Blog Carnival
- Review: Widow’s Peak by Hanna Rhys Barnes
- Review: Instant Attraction by Jill Shalvis
- Review: Shattered by Joan Johnston
- Review: A Bride in the Bargain by Deeanne Gist
- Review: Natural Born Charmer by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
- Review: The Convenient Marriage by Georgette Heyer
Potentially Related Websites - Top 10 movies of 2009
- My boyfriend is getting divorce & his soon to be ex-wife wants him back?
- Top Women's Designer Fragrances
- RIP Patrick B. Cooke
- Things I Love Thursday: Blind Willow Book Shop
- Tiger Woods apologizes from his heart - VIDEO
- Theorists of Child Development Part Three
- Dark Truth by Mariah Stewart
- How to create a service environment
- My heart is breaking, I want him back...how do I get him back, I love him so much?
- Toy Story Pixar Collectibles Contemporary 1968-Now Disneyana Collectibles
- Children s Ceiling Fans Home Lighting
Categories:
3 Stars, Book Review, Children, Gardening, Great Britain, Historical Romance, P-R, Spinster, Virgin Heroine, Widow or Widower
Tags:

0 comments ↓
There are no comments yet...Kick things off by filling out the form below.
Leave a Comment