Her aunt wants Claire and her sisters married off to well-established families in London and push the girls to act more ladylike. Unfortunately, her aunt, the Duchess, has other plans. Now that she is in London Lady Claire hopes to get the opportunity to use her amazing mathematical abilities.
A smile here…a little flirting there…she’ll be so charmed that he’ll be having her follow his lead in no time. He meets Lady Claire and expects the job to be easy. To prove he is all man and still someone to be admired, he accepts a wager by a “friend” to make an American intellect who wears glasses into the belle of the ball. Lord Fox has been jilted and his male pride a little bruised. The two of them live their lives in their own little bubbles. Her main focus in life is maths and numbers.
The heroine has lived her life in America with her family but has just moved to London when her brother inherits a dukedom. His two main focuses in life up until now have been sports and women. The hero is a good-looking, privileged man who has been able to live a relatively easy life. I found the characters shallow and very self-absorbed. Unfortunately, I can’t say I’m a big fan of Lady Claire Is All That.
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