The Wrong Kind of Angel

I liked this story and would read something by this author again. I am writing a review not because I have anything profound to say, but because I noticed there weren't many reviews here.

It needs a little more character development, I think, although it works pretty well as a holiday short story. Both characters are easy to sympathize with: Charlie is brave and secretly longs to be needed, while Harry badly needs someone to save him. Charlie is also desperately lonely, and Harry has some doubts about his self-worth, a combination which makes the sex scenes very emotional.

The story has a good amount of atmosphere, which I always enjoy in historical romances. I could easily imagine the settings - Charlie's house, the carriage ride, and the town they travel to. I loved all the detailed descriptions.

I am a major fan of family-of-choice themes, so I really liked the solid and believable HEA.