This is a lot of fun, with Caroline setting Blake’s gloomy bachelor establishment by the ears.  As well as romance there is a traitor to unmask, although it does not dominate the plot.  Ms Quinn has dished up a true love story, with a hero faithful to his dead fiancé convinced he cannot love again and Caroline wanting some affection for the first time in her life since her parents’ deaths.  There are plenty of funny moments, and generally this is the type of fiction that offers comparisons to other light, pleasing confections like champagne and soufflés.  Repackaged for the modern British woman who is probably used to chick lit but not to this type of romance, the contemporary, sassy covers are sure to draw in a new group of readers.