Five-star review of The
Watchmaker’s Daughter by C.J. Archer
I was in the middle of reading two other books when
I started this and couldn’t go back to the others as I was so enthralled with
this one. The well-written blurb sums it up, India Steele is desperate after
her father dies and her fiancé not only jilts her but is willed her father's watchmaking
shop. She meets Matthew there when she goes to rant at her former fiancé and
agrees to help him find an elderly watchmaker who’d sold him a watch in
America. As the story develops in a world where the watchmaking guild won’t
allow women to be watchmakers, the relationship between India and Matthew
changes and we learn more about them. I’m baffled by a few negative reviews for
this story because I enjoyed it so much. It appears to be the start of a long
series. I’m already looking forward to reading the next book.
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