Diane Farr (1)
Author of The Fortune Hunter
For other authors named Diane Farr, see the disambiguation page.
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A Regency Christmas Eve (2000: Gift of the Spoons/ Reckless Miss Ripley/ Marriage Stakes/ Christmas Thief/ Little… (2000) — Contributor — 81 copies
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- Golling, Diane Farr
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- USA
- Occupations
- actor
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- Irene Goodman Literary Agency
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A cute book but not as good as the other book I read by this author [b:The Fortune Hunter|1377591|The Fortune Hunter (Lord Rival, #2)|Diane Farr|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1328044955s/1377591.jpg|1367525]. Somehow it didn't realize its potential. It was too short and neither of the two romances felt complete to me. A lot more could have been done with the set up of having the heroine think that the hero was mad. And it felt unfinished because we never found out what happened to the plotting duchess.… (more)
This is a charming book! I loved Lord Rival - completely rakish and yet completely loveable at the same time. You can totally understand WHY the women are all after him - I would be too! Olivia is also a charming character - she's a charity worker without being annoyingly self-righteous. The romance is given plenty of time to build and is fun and believable. I found myself laughing quite a bit throughout this book. Definitely worth reading!
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The hero makes the mistake in the beginning by admitting to the heroine that he needed to marry money. He thinks that the heroine is a housemaid and then has to dig himself out of the hole he has placed himself into. He refuses to go on and try a different heiress since he has fallen hard for the heroine.
Very well written and the plot holds together very well. Even though she is an independent spinster lady of 26, she didn't seem to be just a modern woman stuffed into a long dress. The feel for the times was very well done.
The hero is more than just a rogue and fortune hunter. He has depths and is a very kind man. He character is very well developed. I loved him and would take him in a heartbeat.
If I thought harder I might be able to nit pick something that wasn't perfect but it would be hard and I loved it so much I don't want to spoil it for myself.… (more)