Or at least she thinks they are and wants to tell her family how to run their lives. Not that they are bad, really, but just clueless about somethings. She is managing, though she has to be with her family. Cam is a very likable hero.Īmelia took some time to grow on me. She’s a managing sort of woman, but he can get around her easily with some charm and good intentions. When he meets Amelia, he doesn’t know what to do at first. He occupies a place in the world of London, but doesn’t really live there. He’s a gypsy, he doesn’t want to have all the money he has and would be happier back with his tribe living out of a wagon. After the introductions to the rest of the Hathaway family as well as meeting some of the Wallflowers and their husbands, Cam and Amelia keep running into each other and thus fall in love.Ĭam is a different sort of hero. The estate that comes with the title neighbors Stony Cross Park, the home of Lord Westcliff, and while walking Amelia runs into Cam again. The Hathaway family then takes off for the country the next day.
Looking for her brother leads her to Jenner’s, where she gets the help of Cam Rohan.Ĭam helps Amelia and her Gypsy friend Merripen find her brother Leo, but not before stealing a kiss. Amelia is afraid this path is leading to her brother’s demise and has decided this is the last night and is taking the rest of the family away to the country. Since inheriting a title, he’s been drinking and gambling his way through London. The story starts off with Amelia Hathaway going through the London streets in the dead of night looking for her brother. There are also some scenes with characters from the Wallflower books, and it’s always nice to spend more time with Marcus, Lord Westcliff and Sebastian, Lord St.
Mine Till Midnight is the first in the series about the Hathaway family. Someday soon.Oh yeah, I’ve gotten off track. I’ve got to say though that the minute I was finished with Mine Till Midnight, I really wanted to read Seduce Me at Sunrise. Martin’s 2 Oct 07Īs much as I love Lisa Kleypas and her books, it’s amazing that it took me six months to read this one. Lawson’s review of Mine Till Midnight (The Hathaways, Book 1) by Lisa Kleypas
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