Dear Readers,
Julie Klassen has become one of those authors that you expect good books from. She is so consistent, she has become a favorite just because she is easy to recommend. The Tutor’s Daughter proves my point. The day the book hit the shelves here at the bookstore, readers were in to pick it up. They knew it was good and they didn’t have to wait for me to read it to tell them so.
When Emma and her father move to Ebbington Manor in Cornwall, they figure they will have a quiet time teaching two of the younger sons on the manor. They know the family because they taught the older boys at their boarding school and are excited for the chance to teach the younger two. How hard can it be?
When Emma gets a threatening note, the stakes go up. Is she really a threat to someone that doesn’t want her in the house or is it just a prank of an adolescent boy who has a crush on her. Emma is determined not to be pushed around by a coward, but what will is cost her?
The regency romance is not dead. In fact it is alive and well in Julie Klassen’s world and she loves sharing that with us. She writes a wonderful story that keeps readers' attention, adds a bit of mystery just to make it a bit more interesting and then throws in a lovely love story for good measure.
Happy Reading
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