I loved this book. What a joy to find such well defined characters and such sparkling dialogue. Of course the hero was utterly swoon worthy but I was delighted to see the core of strength in our heroine which made their hea an equal partnership with each worthy of the other. The author showed such skill in developing the love story and building the sexual tension while keeping the whole believable in terms of the mores of a Regency romance. Thank you, Ms Temple for bringing such pleasure. ( )

"4 out of 5 stars! Four years ago, during difficult times in both their lives, Lord Hunter (Hunter/Gabe/Gabriel) decided to get into an agreement with Nell (Helen)’s father that stated that once she became 21 yrs old they would get married. Well it was an agreement that Hunter did in hopes of helping Nell’s life in the long-run, but it was also an agreement that Nell’s father never told her about until her 21st Birthday. Therefore, when Nell is informed about this change in her life she is not happy and finds a way to change her circumstances. Thankfully, Hunter agrees to the changes but everything comes at a price. Now they both have to decide what is most important to them and what are they are willing to sacrifice for their future “happiness.”

This was a VERY enticing tale about following your heart no matter the cost. In addition, I liked how Ms. Temple used various forms of PTSD with her characters and showing how they overcame those issues during that time-period (both good and bad ways). Yet ..."

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I found this quite a powerful read, even if the end felt a little rushed.

Helen Tilney finds out she's engaged to Lord Hunter suddenly and she has to try to disengage herself, ensure her posessive, poisonous family have no input in her life and maybe find love with her first love. However Helen and Hunter's relationship starts to become more caught up with each other and their horses to be easy to undo.

Nell is a great character and just doesn't take no as an answer well but she also suffers from a lot of stress aftereffects, as does Lord Hunter, but it's almost neglected for the end. ( )