Helpful Score: 2
Wonderful, like all of Carla Kelly's books. You simply cannot go wrong with any of her novels...they're all beautifully written with deep, richly portrayed characters. This one is a bit on the dark side, in that the hero, James Trevenen, was shipwrecked then rescued years later, and had gone through some gruesome experiences that has left him with hideous nightmares, and a changed man. In this story he's now back in England and trying to adjust to "real life" once again. Brilliantly done, and a book that's nearly impossible to put down. If you enjoyed Carla Kelly's "Summer Campaign"--one of my personal favorites--you'll love Beau Crusoe, too.
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