While Lady Esther lay dying, she devised a plan to protect her granddaughter, Taylor, from Esther's greedy son. She arranges a marriage between Taylor and Lucas Ross, an American who has agreed to take Taylor to Boston and away from her lecherous uncle. Taylor is also on a mission to find her late sister's children. Once in America they can go their separate ways; but Lucas and Taylor get to know each other on the ship journey, and both are reluctant to part their ways once they reach their destination. When they reach Boston, Taylor goes to retrieve her twin nieces only to find they have been kidnapped. Lucas promises to help her get the children back and keep them safe.
This is one of my favorite Julie Garwood books. There is a quick moving story, humor, and even a secondary romance. But beware...do not listen to the abridged audio. The narrator does a good job with the voices, but the story has been chopped into so many pieces that it hardly makes sense. Stick to the book or the unabridged audio. You won't be sorry. My rating: 5 Stars.
This is one of my favorite Julie Garwood books. There is a quick moving story, humor, and even a secondary romance. But beware...do not listen to the abridged audio. The narrator does a good job with the voices, but the story has been chopped into so many pieces that it hardly makes sense. Stick to the book or the unabridged audio. You won't be sorry. My rating: 5 Stars.
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