A Waltz to Remember (Ravenswood #6) by Mary Balogh
Publication Date: October 26th 2026 by Berkley
Pages: 368
Source: Publisher
Rating: ★★★★★
My
Thoughts:
Lady Stephanie Ware has mostly overcome the insecurities
that she’s struggled for years, but facing her longtime crush, her brother’s
best friend Bertrand Lamarr, brings some of them back. The last time she saw
him, she rejected his invitation to dance in a completely rude way and has
regretted it ever since. Now she’ll be seeing him at her brother's wedding.
Bertrand, Viscount Watley, hasn't forgotten Stephanie's
rejection and plans to keep his distance. However, things don’t go as
planned.
I’ve been looking forward to Stephanie and Bertrand’s
story ever since hints of their feelings appeared in earlier books. Stephanie’s
insecurities were easy to relate to, and I appreciated how she came to
understand the root of those feelings by reasoning it out with family. As she
got to know Bertrand better, Stephanie realized he wasn’t the perfect man she’d
imagined but someone with feelings and struggles of his own. Watching them
truly see and understand each other was one of my favorite parts of the story.
Their relationship felt like a genuine meeting of hearts and minds, and I
adored both characters.
A Waltz to Remember is another touching addition
to the Ravenswood series. I’ve grown to love these characters over the course
of the series, and each new release feels like a visit with old friends. I’m
already looking forward to the next book!
5 Stars
Book Description:
The youngest Ware daughter, Stephanie, has always harbored secret passion for the best friend of her brother. In her eyes Bertrand Lamarr, Viscount Watley, is perfect. For many years she thought of herself as quite the opposite. When he surprised her by asking her to save a waltz for him, she panicked - and refused him in the unkindest words.
Stephanie's guilt over her behaviour is such that she now dreads seeing him, as she inevitably must, at the Christmas family reunion she is attending. She wants to hide from him, but what she doesn't know is that Bertrand has always admired her from afar and is determined to overcome her apparent dislike of him and win his waltz. For he believes there is magic between them, and they will discover it can conquer all their regrets and fears if they but give themselves a chance.









































