Karin A. (Jerseygirltoo) - reviewed on 9/7/2011 + 455 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 8

The Cynsters are back, and if you've read any of the other books in this series you know exactly what to expect. There is a domineering hero, who is part of the nobility and an independent-minded heroine. I thought that the plot premise was highly unlikely, but once I got into the story it didn't bother me. The only anachronism that did bother me was that the heroine was named "Heather". Was that really a woman's name in the 19th century? Anyway, this is a road trip book-the H&H are traveling through the English countryside for much of the first half, which gives them plenty of opportunities to spend time alone together. Lots of bedroom scenes, also typical of Laurens. I enjoyed the settings, and the fact that they were "roughing it" made this slightly different that most of SL's books. Although it is not a keeper for me, sometimes you are in the mood for a light romance without a lot of angst, and this books fits the bill exactly.

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