Reread. Liked it just as well the second time. I liked this. The first half was a bit better than the back half but it wasn't terribly noticable. I liked the way that the characters did not keep secrets from each other. And the secret the heroine had was a doozy. It's nice to see an author take that scenario of the woman having an illegitimate child and make it not the big secret. The hero was quite heroic here, marrying her anyway and helping her look for the child who had been stolen away. I quite enjoyed it.

Originally read 9/28/2010 ( )

This was a good book. Really like Anne Gracie. The characters were interesting, and I really liked Nell and Harry. It was fast paced (I read it in a day) and enjoyable, and I also really liked the subplot with Ethan and Tibby.

Good read! ( )

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Continues the “Devil Riders” series with Harry and Ethan setting up a horse farm. But when Harry sees the bedraggled Nell riding in a dray cart and offers her his hat and gloves. Later, he learns that the estate he is buying is one her father lost gambling and will leave Lady Helen (Nell) homeless. As the two struggle to trust, Harry becomes increasingly protective and ultimately realizes that he has fallen in love. ( )

This was a good book. Really like Anne Gracie. The characters were interesting, and I really liked Nell and Harry. It was fast paced (I read it in a day) and enjoyable, and I also really liked the subplot with Ethan and Tibby.

Good read! ( )