“A spark of interest lit in the back of her mind—Thane was thorough and clever, she’d give him that. But she was cleverer. She was a lady knight.”
I loved this book! I could hardly put it down. Jacquetta is a Lady Knight, meaning she is on a secret mission to find out more about Grayson Thane’s secret boss, a villain. For that, she needs to get herself kidnapped. So the book starts with Jacquetta kissing a man and thinking he’s not a bad kisser. You assume she must be kissing the hero, but she’s just playing, acting, and waiting for Thane to follow her and grab her. This is a very surprising and different way to start a book and I found it very promising.
Jacquetta expects to be cleverer and smarter than Thane, who doesn’t suspect her to be a spy, but she didn’t expect him to drag her out to sea, when she has a fear for the big, black ocean. What follows is a quick and easy read on them keeping secrets from each other, how Jack is handling herself in this new situation and them falling in love.
The ending was well played out, a bit as expected but with a little surprise twist and quite satisfying. One question remains: What happened with her slippers when her feet got wet (I won’t spoil anything)?
There a many steamy parts in the book, I wouldn’t mind less steamy scenes, but maybe that’s just me. The secondary characters make you want to read the next books about the Lady Knights, especially Jane! And I liked Rook and the cook.
I enjoyed this book very much, and I can honestly recommend it. I will definitely keep an eye out for the next book in this series! I’m curious to find out what happens to the other Lady Knights, and what other books Cara Maxwell has written. She knows how to write about hot men and feisty women!
I received and reviewed an advanced copy of this book and I am grateful for this opportunity. All thoughts and opinions are my own.