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Combining sexual chemistry with a touch of adventure, this first book of a clever, wildly romantic historical trilogy is a very entertaining Regency-set version of the popular James Bond spy novels and films. It was a most coveted invitation—a glittering ball attended by all the important people of the ton. But Mariah, a ravishing beauty thought by all to be the catch of the season, never expected to find true love amid the shadows. The mysterious man she meets there ignites a passion within her she never thought possible. When he starts a clandestine midnight courtship in her bedroom, Mariah is scandalized—and enthralled. Harry Sinclair is a man of secrets who would do anything to protect those in his charge. But when he lays eyes on the stunning Mariah, duty and desire collide. Though every man in London lusts for her, he knows the fiery attraction between them is unparalleled. But in a world where trust can turn to treason and scandal can topple the throne, Harry and Mariah will fight a perilous fight for their precious love—and their lives.
Publication Year: 2009
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This was a pretty interesting book. However, it was completely predictable, with everything resolving itself so obviously. But, it was nice to be proven correct. The ending was a bit cheesy and too convenient, but it really couldn't have ended any other way. The identity of the traitor was obvious too, but there was a moment of action surrounding the reveal that wasn't expected. So that was good.
All in all, I enjoyed reading this. I'm anxious to start the next story in the series.