Dancing at Midnight by Julia Quinn

Perhaps I can see how some people might dislike this book. Yes, the 'secret' the hero has borders on the non-sensical, "are you serious?" side, but this is one of the few romance novels that really convinced me that the hero and heroine cared for each other. Both are considerate of the other(as much as possible in this sort of romance) and neither becomes strident or whiny. It's more of a feel-good romance then a dramatic, will-they-wont-they sort of romance, oh the angst sort of romance. I hate that other type, so this feel-good romance is a great sort of romance if you are in the mood for one. I don't think anyone would regret the time spent reading it, and I would definitely recommend it to others.