Vincent, Viscount Darleigh, was blinded in battle during the Napoleonic Wars. He is much loved and well looked after, but...smothered. His mother and sisters treat him like an invalid - a well loved invalid, but an invalid nonetheless. When they find a bride to look after him, he runs.
Sophia is nobody, just a quiet mouse of a girl. Nobody expects much of anything from her, but she can't bear to watch Vincent lured into compromising her vicious, superficial cousin. What will happen when Sophia dares to intervene?

Lovers of regency novels. Those who like imperfect heroes and heroines. Anyone who suffers a disability and wants to read a romantic story featuring someone who is disabled.

The emotion. I cried. It was so well told, and so well scripted that I couldn't help but be swept away.
I loved that the author never tried to suggest that Vincent's sight would come back. I loved that the author never pretended the heroine was actually a beauty all along.

Read the stories of the other Survivors. This is book #2 in the series. I'm going to read #1 and then find the others! I can't wait!

Note: I read the Kindle version of this book, but the book review form wouldn't accept the ASIN number, so I used the paperback number.

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