The Rakehell's Reform

Ramsay family #3

by Elisabeth Fairchild

A notorious rake with a reputation for conquest over naive young women and a lady with family money but no station begin a game of cat-and-mouse in which each tries to outmaneuver the other for what they want. Original.

Genres: Regency, Historical, Romance

224 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published February 1, 1997

About the author

Elisabeth Fairchild is half English and considers the British Isles her second home. With a degree in advertising from North Texas State University, Fairchild worked for ten years in advertising before turning to writing full-time.

Reviews

[Frances · Rating 1 out of 5]

Preachy with dull characters and sermons for dialogue.

[Sharyn · Rating 3 out of 5]

Oh no this is number 3. I did not know that. I just wanted a mindless read off of my bookshelf. Now I must look for 1&2!! Funny to read a book written in 1997. How writing has changed! This is actually a lovely story of Jack, of noble heritage and Selina, a rich tradesman daughter, a "mushroom". Turns out Jack is a fabulous cello player and Selina's father hires him to teach her how to play the violin. Many side stories (I now realize were continuations of 1 & 2 and maybe 4& 5 for all I know as there are a lot of Ramsay brothers!!! Love of course ensues and all comes out right in the end!!

[Larissa Lyons · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent - Totally 5 *****! I loved the unusual beginning and the way the hero had a realistic problem he had to continually battle to overcome. Also loved the unique musical aspect woven through this story. The dialogue was excellent. Great book!