I have had two super reviews for A Rational Romance. 
Redroses for authors says it is "...storytelling at its absolute best! Rich in period detail, intrigue and romance, it’s the perfect book to curl up with on a cold winter’s night!" while singletitles.com is very enthusiastic: ."Melinda Hammond is one of the brightest stars in the Regency firmament. Her plots are fast-paced, her characterization impeccable and her ability to evoke the past in a vivid and colorful way superb!"
Well, what can I say? I would be delighted to know what you think of it. If you want to read the full reviews you can find them on the following links:-
A RATIONAL ROMANCE, was published by Robert Hale in November 2007. Please look out for it. (the picture above is a sneak preview of the cover - a little dour for the sparkling romance inside, but beautiful, I think.
England 1803.
Elliot Malvern, seventh Marquis of Ullenwood is very content with his bachelor lifestyle, spending his fortune on the pleasurable pursuits of gambling and mistresses.
Rosamond Beaumarsh is determined to remain unmarried and independent.
What, then, could persuade them to plunge into an adventure that carries them to post-revolutionary Paris and takes them on a headlong flight across France?
Only the exercise of logic.
The pair embark upon a romantic adventure and learn that rational thought has very little to do with true love……