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Summary: Wilson's best so far, except maybe HONOR'S BRIDE
Review: Ian has serious physical disability from service in Peninsula War but, for love of his family, will not share burden. Then he finds himself responsible for Anne, his enemy's orphaned daughter. Unwilling to burden his brothers, how much less willing he is to burden this vibrant young woman who has chance to marry a healthy husband. After meeting Ian and sharing mutual rescues from very dangerous situations, Anne cannot imagine life without him. She is desolate when Ian tells her he cannot return her love. The solution to their problem is not cotton candy but strong meat for a "mere" regency novel. The courage, honor, integrity of these characters remind me of Patricia Veryan, Dorothy Dunnett, Joan Wolf.
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Summary: Terrific Regency for Fans of the Wounded Hero!
Review: Ian Sinclair is home from the war, not quite whole, but home. He finds he's inherited a ward...the daughter of the man responsible for his wounds. He should just leave the child at her school, but Ian can't stand to think of a little girl alone during the holidays, so he goes to collect her and finds...Anne Darlington, is young, but she's a woman full-grown. And the more time he spends with her, the more he realizes that she is special. He's determined not to leave her wasting away at some girl's school. So he's going to find her a husband. A perfect husband--something his wounds will never allow him to be.Anne knows the only man who will suit her is Ian Sinclair. But he will only come so close, and then he pulls back. Anne finally learns the truth about her father, and knows there's no way Ian will ever love her. She's going back to the school, where she belongs. But but fate has other plans... Gayle Wilson creates a story that grabs you and won't let go until the very last page.
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Summary: Wilson continues to shine!
Review: Ian Sinclair is home from the war, not quite whole, but home. He finds he's inherited a ward...the daughter of the man responsible for his wounds. He should just leave the child at her school, but Ian can't stand to think of a little girl alone during the holidays, so he goes to collect her and finds...Anne Darlington, is young, but she's a woman full-grown. And the more time he spends with her, the more he realizes that she is special. He's determined not to leave her wasting away at some girl's school. So he's going to find her a husband. A perfect husband--something his wounds will never allow him to be. Anne knows the only man who will suit her is Ian Sinclair. But he will only come so close, and then he pulls back. Anne finally learns the truth about her father, and knows there's no way Ian will ever love her. She's going back to the school, where she belongs. But but fate has other plans... Gayle Wilson creates a story that grabs you and won't let go until the very last page.
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