
But when Christopher goes to war and begins to write to Bea's friend Prudence, Bea sees a side of his soul that she had never even guessed he possessed and, since Pru had no intention to answer him, Bea does...signing Pru's name.
A world away from each other, they fall in love...but a love that has heartbreak written all over it, unless Christopher finds the true author of the letters that kept him sane during the war.
Beatrix has always been a favorite of mine, ever since the beginning of the Hathaway Series; I was half afraid that I expected too much of her book but my trust was well placed on Lisa Kleypas, and she delivered a beautiful story for Bea. Christopher was a good hero, sometimes he was Mr. Jerky Pants but he does redeem himself.
And Albert - his dog - was a great asset to him ('cause he revealed a lot of Christopher's character). And, by the way, as I expected there was lots of animals in Bea's book and that made it even more awesome. Oh and Cam and Amelia's son was Super Cute!
Love in the Afternoon was a lovely book and a very nice wrap up for the series, for the most part. I'm of the opinion that there were a couple of things toward the end that felt thrown in at the last second, and there was not enough Harry and Poppy for me.
Favorite Quote: "To err is human, to forgive, canine."





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