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Bezig met laden... Against the Wind: Agents of the Crown - Book 2 (Volume 2)door Regan Walker
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"A fabulous tale with exciting twists and turns reflecting a little known event in England's history and, at its heart, a wonderful love story."- SHIRLEE BUSBEE, NY Times Bestselling authorFirst they made love , then they married and then they fell in love?Returning from his work fin France as a spy for the Crown, Sir Martin Powell thinks to indulge in a night in London's most exclusive bordello. The next morning the auburn-haired beauty he shared the night with has disappeared. He calls her "Kitten" never knowing she is Katherine, Lady Egerton, a dowager baroness and the daughter of an earl who was fleeing a fate worse than death. He means to find her and, once he does, he will steal her away to the English Midlands and into the rising winds of revolution. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Again, Walker is presenting two characters with uncertain futures and past tales of woe who will encounter one another and are instantly attracted. Martin, who was living and spying for the Crown for years in Paris, after losing his wife and unborn child in an unwarranted attack on the Paris streets, has decided to retire, return to England and join his father’s firm as the captain of a merchant sailing ship. Kit is a poor widow, but born to title of Lady. Having just nursed her sister until her death, she was left to the ‘mercy’ of her husband, a cruel and vengeful man, that she ran away from with only the clothes on her back.
The meeting of Kit and Martin is unusual and highly erotic, and their subsequent obsession with one another is interesting to read, and cleverly presented. Fortunately, Martin is again able to rescue Kit from dire circumstance, only to introduce her to a new friend and protector, Mary, Marchioness of Ormond. This name will be familiar to readers of the series, for Mary and Hugh are friends of Martin, and do play a part in this story as well.
With a return of characters from the first, the depth of character and emotions defined for Martin and Kit, and the political and social intrigues so common in society of the day, Regan Walker has created another must read romance. The history is impeccable, mixing real and imagined and setting it all properly in time and place. All of the customs peculiar to the time and court are beautifully and accurately detailed, defined and described. A story that pleases on many levels: historically, politically, and romantically.
I received an ARC copy from the author for purpose of honest review. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.
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