The third in Warren's series, this book follows shy Eliza, Violet's friend. Her transformation and "make-over" is well-written, and she's a likeable heroine. Plot moves along nicely with a bit of suspense thrown in. The only problem for me with this third book is Kit, the hero. He's just a bit too young and slightly immature to be the hero of a romance. One of the main points of characterization that Warren uses for Kit is his insatiable hunger for food. As a mom of two teenage boys, I'm familiar with that aspect of young men. It's funny, but at the same time, adds to the unfortunate image of a man too young for romance and marriage. However, Warren's a good writer, so the book is worth the effort.