An entertaining debut novel… It’s a frothy comedy of manners set in modern times, but fraught with enough lover’s misunderstandings, villanous bosses, social conflict, and assorted wildly improbable mishaps to make it feel right at home on the regency romance shelf. Collin’s character development is somewhat weak—we never find out exactly why all these different men fall in love with the rather ordinary heroine—but the lyrical language shines as the plot blooms slowly into its ultimimate denouement. I found it entertaining in a made-for-TV-movie kind of way, and in fact it would probably play well on Lifetime channel if it ever were adapted for the screen… it’s that kind of romance.