A Love So Fine

by Linda Ladd

In this sequel to "A Love So Splendid", Ladd returns to the saga of the Thornhill family. Liberty Remington Thornhill returns home to England when her best friend dies under mysterious circumstances.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451195094
• ISBN13: 9780451195098
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Topaz
• Length: 348 Pages
• Weight: 0.39 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Touching lovestory, beautifully written!

Although I usually am not a romance fan, Linda Ladd has captivated me with her new book. I usually read Stephen King, Victoria Holt, etc...but, after I bought this book, I could not put it down! I stayed up half the night reading it! It was full of plot-twists, mystery, and the tension between the two main characters was masterfully done. I can't wait until Ladd's next book!

A definite WINNER!

This novel was a wonderful mix of romance, intrigue, and suspense! The two main characters, Julian and Libby have a fantastic chemistry and this leads to a non-stop thrilling read. I love Linda Ladd's books and this is one of her best! Her writing is top-notch, as always, and I loved the way she brought back her characters from A Love So Splendid for some great scenes late in the book! Overall, this is two thumbs up! A real satisfying, heart-warming read!

This was a wonderful story!

In this novel by Linda Ladd, Libery Remington Thornhill, the daughter of Trinity and William travels from America to England to discover the mystery behind her best friend disappearence and supposed death. There is something seriously wrong in the Yorshire manor owned by Henrietta's "grieving" husband. But Liberty's first suspicions are not for her friend's husband but for the mysterious and dangerous Julian Rainville, and artist, and one to London's most eligble and notrous bachelors. More young women desappear without a trace on the Yorkshire moors and all fingers point towards Julian. I loved this book and engoyed reading it. A Love So Fine is a wonderful story about redemption, a savior of young abused women, and Liberty's fathers past rears its ugly head with the marriage between the two. I admire Libery for not up and leaving her husband with her father's vocal disapproval. Read the book and you'll find out more!!