ABDUCTING AMY RAted C
June Calvin
7/2003
Rom/H-Regency

Amy Armstrong is beautiful and all the men want her but she has to marry for money so she and her mother are supported. Most of her suitors are young men not yet in control of their money.
Max sees Amy as a fortune hunter and believes she is trying to lurk him by playing coy with him. Max's nephew, Chris is 18 and wants to marry Amy who is always in her circle of admirers. Max worries that Amy will try to put Chris into a compromising so he has to marry her. Amy believes Chris to be a true friend to her, the only man to make her heart beat faster is Max but he still convinced she is a fortune hunter and he has been burned once by one and not again.

I enjoy traditional regency now and then, ABDUCTING AMY has some humor as Amy has to keep her uncle happy while she finds not only a husband that can support her and her mother but she can love. Her uncle wants to marry her off to the richest man and doesn't care for love at all.
It was an enjoyable read.