This is a kind of book that fills your heart and makes you smile in the best way possible. What I adore about this book is how Enoch captures the moments of vulnerability amid the laughter and mistaken identities. There’s a beautiful balance of wit and depth in the writing that keeps you hooked. You’re not just turning the pages for the drama (though there’s plenty of that); you’re craving the emotional moments where Meg and James start to see each other for who they truly are.
The writing is sharp and light, but there’s also this wonderful undercurrent of tenderness. You can feel the connection growing between them, even as they navigate their identities and the charades they’ve created. If you love historical romances that blend laughs, swoon-worthy moments, and characters who make you feel like you’ve found old friends, this is a must-read.