There is a treasure in this book, the revival of the word cherish and the death of the restriction of woman. She was a widow a country widow who learned no one believed she could be happy making her own decisions. They were wrong.

If you're a fan of Mary Blogh as I am, it's hard to imagine any of her books getting less than a stellar rating. But the Someone To series has been especially good and original in their story lines. The much anticipated story of Harry was no exception. And Harry had met his match in the compelling, seemingly quiet and retiring Lydia who, of course, has hidden depths and a voice. I loved it and just devoured the book all too soon.