Not a bad short story. Characters are not well developed but a reader gets general idea. It’s like reading a play. The setting doesn’t change much.

She did a lot with the short story. They have a history so makes it kinda believable that it happened so fast.

Thoroughly enjoyable. Loved the characters, and the relationships between the sisters.

Story was well paced and characters well thought out. Did enjoy it and look forward to reading the about the heroine’s sisters and the hero’s friends.

Could have used more interaction between H&H. But sisters made the story fun.

Tammy Andresen writes the most charming and wonderful stories! Don't Tell a Duke You Love Him is book 1 in the How to Reform a Rake series. You can help but fall in love with her characters even a cold hearted duke. Tammy can take to you far away places and times and her writing is so easy to follow that I found that I could just lose myself in her story. This story has a gypsy, rogues, peer pressure, destiny, a snow storm, a scandal, a broken engagement, guilt, a heartless mother, and love at first sight. Tammy Andresen never disappoints me in her books and I highly recommend this book! ***This book was gifted to me and I am voluntarily reviewing.