I loved this tale that exposed a glimpse of life for those between the titled class and the poorer classes. And it brought in glimpses of society at all levels. The characters were complex and the story was entertaining and believable.

Wonderful book. I enjoyed every moment of reading the pages. I had a little bit of trouble identifying the extra characters, but once I got them straight, the rest of the book was great!!

Poorly written. Uncertain if the author is taking up a plot from a previous story. Just a jumbled mess. Almost unreadable

Lovely story, refreshingly not about the ton. Good mystery. Seems like more than one happily at the end.

Colonel Sir Orion Goddard begs for Miss Ann Pearson's assistance with a thorny and embarrassing issue concerning one of his rescued street urchins. When she quickly resolves his issue in a sensitive and caring manner, he finds himself already attracted to her. But she has worked hard to achieve her position as undercook in Orion’s brother-in-law’s fancy Coventry Club restaurant and gaming hall and is loathe to give up her hard earned progress. Orion, meanwhile, while wanting to court Ann, has his own problems as the target of persistent rumors regarding his military service, and is loathe to drag her into his dangerous problems. Family assistance, dogged determination on both their parts, and love finally lead Orion and Ann to their well deserved HEA. Ms. Burrowes has a knack of immersing the reader in the story from the first paragraph. Her characters are so immediately likable, that the reader cares about their story and is invested their resolution from the first page. Her stories are also complex and fleshed out enough that midway through the book, the reader can see no possible way the H and h will end up together, and yet, they always do! I highly recommend the delicious, satisfying read that is Miss Delectable. This book was provided by the author without any requirement for a review, positive or otherwise. All opinions are 100% my own.