An Indelicate Situation (The Weymouth Trilogy #2)

‘Maggie was a governess. She had not been born to be a governess. There had been no overarching destiny which demanded that she become a governess. She didn’t even particularly want to be one, although, at least as far as she was concerned, she was putting every effort into doing a good job. But a governess she was, whether she wanted to be or not, and a governess she now expected to remain...’
But will Maggie be able to hold on to what becomes an increasingly tenuous position within a family which, for various different reasons, poses real and potentially ruinous threats to her happiness? And, in particular, will she be able to survive within the family with her virtue still intact?
Although the second of what will eventually be three books featuring some of the characters from ‘The Body on the Beach’, ‘An Indelicate Situation’ can equally be enjoyed as a stand-alone, ‘traditional’ Regency romance.