“While rank-conscious Bertram is full of himself, attractive Jordan Coughtry plays him as so respectful to his mother, so youthfully eager for his first adventure away from home, and so apt to be deceived by a false friend, that his selfish ways have a bit of balance. Despite the seemingly impossible terms he gives before he will accept Helena as wife, he is the first Bertram I've seen a better side of, one who might become worth Helena. And there's that intriguing kiss he gives her as he leaves...”