A Provision for Love
Heather Chapman
4/5
A Provision for Love is a really short and cute regency romance. Ivy's step-grandfather was her grandfather in everything but blood. Because she's not his heir, she's set to lose the property where she spent much of her childhood to his grand-nephew. At least she thought, until she learns of a stipulation that would allow her to inherit if she gets married by the end of her first season to a man that meets her grandmother's list of criteria.
It's a really funny list of criteria, and while some of it sounds obviously dated and ridiculously sexist, the gist of it is pretty accurate. I think the whole book has a much deeper message though, about finding someone who fits your own list and not one set for you by someone else. Finding independence and not sticking too strictly to the mandates of society.
It was slightly repetitive in certain ways, as can be expected from a book like this. Overall though I liked it and I'd recommend it for people in this genre.
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