Rosalind is glad to get hired to be a governess even though her charge is a spoiled debutante. When soldier Michael hires the governess, he hopes she can tame his ward. While Rosalind appears prim and proper, Michael finds that she is constantly getting herself in trouble. They are attracted to each other but know they are not in the same social circles. I received an ARC from NetGalley and Harlequin for my honest review.

I'm not a fan of the insta-love, and that's how this book started. I was willing to still give it a try, but sadly, despite an interesting premise, this one missed the mark for me. Characters were underdeveloped and annoying, which made it really hard to care about the outcome. I have never read any books by this author in the past, but I might be willing to check out at least one more book in the future.

This book was a bit to tropey for me. It starts out with insta love on the governesses part. The annoying, overgrown charge of the governess does not help the storyline. The idea of the story has promise, but fell flat.