The story of Cathy Maxwell’s The Price of Indiscretion is about love lost and found and lost and found and the bond between sisters.
Miranda Cameron, an American, heads to London to marry a wealthy, titled gentleman to secure her sisters futures. On the way, her ship stops in the Azores and there she runs into the man she fell in love with when she was fifteen. Alex Haddon is half British and half American Indian and doesn’t fit into either culture well. He is furious when he finds out that Miranda will essentially sell herself to the highest bidder.
Miranda feels that Alex wants her to give up her family and Alex feels like Miranda wants him to give up his Indian heritage. Yet, they both are hurt too much by this misunderstanding to want to talk about and resolve it.
I found this book to be fun and interesting but not thought provoking.
Until next time...
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