This is the sequel to “Upon a Moon-Dark Moor.” Laura Prescott is engaged to Jarrett Chandler, Maggie and Draco’s first born son. The only thing is, she is infatuated with Nicholas, Jarrett’s brother.

Nick however is a rake and Laura comes to realize that her destiny is to be with Jarrett. As she commits herself, to him, Jarrett wonders if he has truly won her heart.

Looking at relationships, learning how to write intimaticy and love scenes.

The rich voice in which the story is told.

The book was heavy on the descriptions which tended to weigh down the storytelling a little bit.

Read the sequel. Sadly, there's not one for this book.

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There's learning value in reading how the author tackles relationships and family saga.

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PLOT AND PACING

The pace moves at a moderate level, making it hard to put down. The plot is excellent and keeps the reader in romantic suspense.

POINT OF VIEW

This is told in the first person by Laura.

DIALOGUE

Appropriate to the time period.

DESCRIPTIONS

A little heavy, tends to weigh down the storytelling from time to time.

THOUGHTS/IMPRESSIONS

Laura easily draws you into her world and the reader understands her motivations. It’s a lovely romantic story told in a prosy-like writing style which captures the essences of historical romance well.

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