A review by waclements7
Mistress of Melody by Anthea Lawson

4.0

Very entertaining if sometimes predictable. Jessamyn’s violin playing virtuoso character is fun. I liked the relationship between her and her sister Louisa, a young woman with developmental disabilities. Morgan, Lord Silverton, is a very conflicted character, trying to amend his past behavior after the death of his brother by inserting a poker in a particular place and not being any fun at all, but Jessa’s music stirs him deeply. Throw in his lively Aunt Agatha (Aunt Agatha rocks) and everything works out the way it should. Louisa is really a delightful character. Since my whole point at the moment is escapism (and Louisa loves fairy tales) this was a highly successful book.