This is the companion novel to The Vicar's Daughter. I think they should definitely be read in order. There is so much to the story that a new reader would be missing. Miss Wilton is a good character. I liked to see the growth she went through. A fun historical romance.

Romance, period, clean
While I labeled this as a series, it is just the telling of a character from another book, it really is a stand alone read.
This was a definite 3.5 for me as a reader. I loved the basic premise of the book. A few things didn't ring quite true to me, or I might have given it a stronger marks. That being said, Lenora, the heroine was a strongly written character. She was a character in another novel by J.K.. You feel for her weaknesses and worries, her heart, and love her passions. The setting was interesting, the side characters were medium for me. I loved the Aunt, but wished that the girl was described more. Aiden Asher was another good character, you feel his desire to do the write thing, and follow his heart as he fights the societal expectations and rules and tries to find happiness for his niece, and for himself.
Enjoyable read.
I received a copy from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for a fair and honest review.