Grace and Thomas are compromised and forced to marry. Thomas is furious at Grace. He learns too late that she was innocent of duplicity and by then he is already committed to serve overseas against Napoleon.

This book read like a Christian evangelist trying to reach out to romance readers. It was more focused on religion than on romance. The couple decided they were happily married halfway through the book - the rest of the book was irrelevant.
Also, the hero mistreated the heroine horribly at the beginning. He was actually cruel. I didn't like him at all. And the only reason he figured she was innocent was 'the look in her eyes'. Huh?

Tell everyone not to read it. Those are hours of my life I'll never get back.

Frustrated and disgruntled.

It was poorly written, and I didn't like the hero. I was actually hope the heroine and the valet would end up together.

There is no 'naughty business' in this book. The author suggests that they will spend the night together, then moves to the following day without ever mentioning what may or may not have taken place in the bedroom. This is a very 'clean' romance novel.

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