Heather Gray may now be on my list of top 25 favorite authors! This is the first of her books I've read and jumped at the chance to read her Regency-era romance His Saving Grace to be review later.

Genevieve Mason, or Gen, is a free-lance journalist. She is single, and her family has her labelled as "picky" when it comes to men. She's a sucker for her niece, nephew and surveys. One day, she's pulled into a particularly odd survey in which she's asked to list how she would spend a hypothetical ten million dollars. She submits her answers honestly and ends the survey. What she doesn't know is that this is only the beginning.

Richard Blakely is wealthy, honest, handsome and notoriously single. And lonely. He has very good reasons for marriage, as well as a strange one. But can he convince Gen of that?

This book was short, very short, but absolutely the cutest novel I've read in a good long time. All of the characters complimented each other perfectly. The dialogue was "real" and the reactions and emotions believe-able. Except maybe that the leading man can cook. :) I'd recommend this to anyone who's looking for something to read that is both short and sweet. ( )