Review: Bride of Falcon by Collette Cameron

Print Length: 186 pages

Publisher: Blue Rose Romance in cooperation with Windtree Press (May 4, 2015)

From Goodreads.com: After five Seasons, Ivonne Wimpleton has accepted she’s a haute ton undesirable. Always a bit ungraceful, her suitors are men desperate to get their hands on her marriage settlement. Guarded and aloof, she’s resigned herself to spinsterhood. She doesn’t mind her fate, since Chancy Faulkenhurst, the man who once held her heart, left for India years ago without an explanation.

When Ivonne’s father, Viscount Wimpleton, refuses Chance’s request for her hand in marriage, he transfers to the East India Troops. Chance’s dreams of making Ivonne his wife are soundly dashed. Ignoring her letters, he closes the door on his heart and Ivonne and remains in India. 

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My Rating: 4 stars out of 5

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Bride of Falcon is available from Amazon.com