Book Review: A Rumored Fortune by Joanna Davidson Politano

What to say about this book?

Well, I didn't finish it.

Because I didn't love it.

Was it a terrible book?

No.

Would some people like it?

Most likely yes.

Was I one of those people?

No.

But then again I am somewhat picky with a book. It has to grab me within the first few chapters and this one didn't.

While I don't have a full review of this I can tell you what it is about!

The premise sounds interesting. A young woman, Tressa, is sent for by her father to return to their estate in south England. Only when she and her Mother arrive they discover that her father has died. Without telling her where he has hidden his rumored vast fortune. He always said he would tell her before he died, but didn't get the chance.

As you can imagine many people want to find the fortune before those who rightly deserve it (aka Tressa). So she is on a race against time to find the fortune before someone steals it.

If you like Regency books this one might be for you.

Thanks to Revell for providing me with a copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinions!

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