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Miracle

374 pages

A playful matchmaking scheme gives way to an unexpectedly angsty and enchanting historical romance.

What it feels like

Reading this historical romance feels like stepping into a classic, emotionally charged battle of wits. The narrative moves at a brisk, engaging pace, initially driven by the playful energy of a dashing rogue's meddling matchmaking scheme. However, the atmosphere quickly deepens, shifting from lighthearted charm into a genuinely angsty and dramatic emotional register as unexpected challenges arise. The prose is enchanting and expressive, perfectly capturing the friction between a worldly playboy and a sheltered but spirited beauty. It is an experience defined by the tension of twin dynamics and the unraveling of best-laid plans. This book will thoroughly delight readers who crave vintage historical romances where lighthearted setups give way to intense, challenging, and deeply felt romantic entanglements.

Mood
  • emotionally charged
  • charming
  • dramatic
Tone
  • enchanting
  • playful
  • angsty
  • romantic
Pace
brisk
Themes
unexpected attraction · meddling and matchmaking · worldly versus sheltered · twin dynamics
The writing
Expressive and enchanting, leaning into the dramatic emotional textures of classic historical romance.
The arc
Begins with lighthearted, meddling intentions and deepens into a challenging, emotionally angsty romantic connection.
Who it's for
Readers who delight in historical romances where a charming rogue's best-laid plans are upended by a surprisingly spirited heroine.
Content notes
  • emotional angst

About the book

Hawthorne #1 An enchanting novel from the nationally bestselling author of Once a Hero. When a dashing playboy takes it upon himself to find a wife for his identical twin brother, he sets his eye on a sheltered beauty from the Isle of Wight--and learns that she's more of a challenge that he had expected.

Description from Open Library.

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