This was one of those books that happened to be the only thing at hand when I wanted something to read. I had never heard of the author, but I'm glad it was there. For a historical romance, it captured me and kept my attention throughout. It is the second of the trilogy, which I suspected by how many characters floated through that the author seemed to assume I knew, but like the new person at a party, there were folks there I didn't know but it didn't keep me from enjoying myself with those that I did know. It was a fine stand-alone read. I put myself on the wishlist for the third book, having enjoyed this one very much.

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