When a lady decides to become a spy, she must resist all temptation…especially love.
Audrey Sheridan is London’s sweetheart, a position that allows her access to the ton and all its secrets. As the enigmatic writer, Lady Society, she is wild, reckless, and speaks her mind. She matchmakes wicked rogues with their perfect wives. But there’s one thing she’s failed to find since her debut. A husband for herself. And there’s only one man she’s ever wanted. There’s just one problem…he doesn’t want her. What’s a lady to do to mend her broken heart? Run off to become a spy…
Jonathan St. Laurent is anything but a saint and certainly not husband material. He spent nearly his entire life as a servant to his half-brother the Duke of Essex. He’s trying to play the gentleman now, but it’s damned hard when he’s tempted by the ton’s darling spitfire Audrey. There’s something about her that makes him want to abandon the rules of polite society and show her just how wicked he can be…which is why it’s better to avoid the minx altogether. When Audrey’s plan to be a spy is discovered, Jonathan knows he must move heaven and earth to protect her while guarding his own secret…
Lauren Smith is a USA Today Best-Selling author and an Oklahoma attorney. She knew she was destined to be a romance writer when she attempted to re-write the entire Titanic movie just to save Jack from drowning. Connecting with readers by writing emotionally moving, realistic and sexy romances no matter what time period is her passion. She’s won multiple awards in several romance subgenres including: New England Reader’s Choice Awards, Greater Detroit BookSeller’s Best Awards, Amazon.com Breakthrough Novel Award Quarter-Finalist and a Semi-Finalist for the Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Award. To connect with Lauren, visit her at www.laurensmithbooks.com or twitter at @LSmithAuthor.
Grrrrr...I have no patience for stupid heroines and harebrained schemes. I get even more annoyed when their friends enable their stupid, irrational actions.
Jonathan St. Laurent
Audrey is young, rebellious, overly opinionated, and spoiled. To say she is not my favorite heroine is the understatement of the year!
Jonathan is insecure about his status in life. He was raised as a servant, only to discover that he was the legitimate second son of a Duke. He's been in love with Audrey for some time, but hasn't felt worthy of her because he still sees himself as a servant.
I really liked Jonathan, but not enough to love this book!
Series: League of Rogues #8 Publication Date: 6/11/18
Sweet, sweet Jonathan has waited so very long (and so have we) to finally get his HEA. Lady Audrey has lead the poor boy on a merry chase and finally – she catches him. Audrey, the young lady everybody views as a spoiled society miss – wants to be a spy – and Jonathan, the handsome young man who is unsure of his place in society – wants to protect her.
As always, Ms. Smith’s writing is superb, the plot is well planned and well executed and the romance is just sizzling -- not to mention characters that you can't help but love. One of the things I loved about the book was that there was basically a recap of the beginning of the Earl of Pembroke (Wicked Earls Club) except it was told from Audrey and Jonathan’s perspective rather than Gillian and James’ perspective.
We’ve known for several books now that Audrey and Jonathan would end up together because it was love at first sight. However, because of his background, Jonathan has never felt that he was good enough for her – so he keeps pushing her away. Jonathan is the younger brother of Godric St. Laurent, Duke of Essex (Book 1). Jonathan was raised as a servant even though he was a legitimate son of the old duke. Wonderful stories there – you should go back and read them all if you haven’t. The bottom line is that Jonathan has never felt that he fit into society and that he wasn’t worthy of Audrey – simply because of the way he was raised.
Our story begins with Jonathan rescuing Audrey from a Hellfire club while James rescues Gillian. They end up fighting their way out, but luckily, she isn’t unmasked so that nobody knows who she is. Jonathan takes Audrey back to his home after he rescues her and she asks him to teach her to fight, to defend herself.
Audrey is a matchmaker and she leaves for her sister’s house party with Gillian in tow. Audrey is encouraging the romance between Gillian and James. Then, Jonathan shows up at the house party. As they spend time together she comes to trust Jonathan more and more as he begins to instruct her in methods of defending herself. He sure doesn’t know how well those lessons will come in hand when Audrey gets her opportunity for a spy mission.
Audrey is again leading Jonathan on a merry chase – but this might be the last for both of them. They have been betrayed and both will need rescue. Luckily, the League is always there.
There is a special treat at the end of the book for those who purchase the book from the author’s website. There is an additional novella, Bewitching the Earl, and it is also an excellent read!
You could read this as a stand-alone novella, but I don’t know why you’d want to. The other books in the series are delightful so why not love them too.
"I requested and received this e-book at no cost to me and volunteered to read it; my review is my honest opinion and given without any influence by the author or publisher."
Mad About Series HRBC 2023 Challenge #8 League of Rogues. The H & h are Jonathan St. Laurent and Audrey Sheridan. Jon is Godric's halfbrother and Audrey is Cedric and Horatia's sister. Audrey is also Lady Society. League of Rogues Godric St. Laurent, Duke of Essex - Emily Parr, Duchess of Essex Jonathan St. Laurent - Audrey Sheridan Viscount Cedric Sheridan - Anne Chessley Lucien Russel, Marquess of Rochester - Horatia Sheridan Baron Ashton Lennox - Rosiland Melbourne Charles, Earl of Lonsdale - Lily Linley Other H's and h's in the series James Fordyce, Earl of Pembroke - Gillian Beaumont Lawrence Russel - Zehra Darzi
I have been on pins and needles waiting for Audrey and Jonathan’s story. Audrey’s matchmaking schemes and her penchant for landing herself in trouble makes her an irresistible heroine. Jonathan always seemed like the perfect hero to me. Having lived most of his life as a servant and now being new to society life, he seemed the quintessential hero to me. In spite of how perfect they were for one another and how obvious their suitability was to everyone else, they each had a hard time reading the heart of the other. Jonathan had adored Audrey from the moment he met her. He’d been captivated by her beauty, her intelligence, and her lively spirit. He had no title and only a small estate to offer while she was the daughter of a viscount. Yet Audrey made him want a future he’d never dreamed of having. The problem was being a gentleman was new to him. It was important to him that he play by society’s rules so Audrey would find him worthy of her love. It was difficult to contain his wild side around her. So he avoided her at social gatherings and did his best to ignore her overtures. Audrey saw this as indifference and felt she’d misunderstood the feelings she’d thought he had. Or perhaps it was just a game to him. No matter how each vowed they’d behave differently around the other, each encounter led to arguments, and each argument led to intense moments of passion. When Audrey expresses a desire to pursue work as a spy and wants to learn to defend herself, Jonathan sees it as the perfect opportunity to spend time alone with her. So he makes a deal with her. And what a delicious deal it is! They say love is blind and I guess it’s true because Audrey and Jonathan had trouble seeing what everyone else managed to see clearly. That they were crazy about each other. I loved Audrey for her acceptance of others regardless of class or title. I loved Jonathan for his support of Audrey. Where others might see her actions as another crazy scheme, Jonathan supported her and believed in her abilities. I especially enjoyed seeing the League of Rogues again. Their lives are changing and I worried that their special bond may change as well. But this book reassured me that the League will always rally to aid a friend. There are so many characters I still want to read more of so I hope Lauren Smith is ready to carry on with this series for a long time. I am dying for Charles’ story. He was extra charming in this book. He’s the most roguish of the group and seems to have the darkest secrets. I just know his story will be spectacular. I’m hoping there’s more with Avery and Tom Linley as well. I feel like there’s much more to them than we know about. This entire series has become an addiction for me. Just when I get one character’s story, there’s another character that intrigues me. Each story is perfection. The characters are some of the most endearing I’ve ever read. There’s so much passion, intrigue, and danger that you feel compelled to keep turning those pages. I seriously think Lauren Smith should offer a support group to help us readers survive the inevitable book hangover we’ll endure waiting until the next book arrives.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 💋💋💋 Whenever a new Rogues book is released, I’m always sure it won’t be as good as the last . I’m so glad to be proved wrong . This is one of the best . The Jonathan , Audrey saga has run in the background of the last few books and has been so eagerly awaited. It was perfect and so were they . It’s been a hard road for the pair , their emotions have been battered and bruised, their lives turned around , but finally we discover their needs , wants and desires for each other, and wow, it’s worth the wait and the read. Also their is the James /Gillian story in here too , they are having similar challenges, and James is so sweet . This was , as always , written with emotion and whit , and just as hard to put down as the others in the series. All the Rogues make and appearance at some point so even if the main Two aren’t your favourites, there is something for everyone. I love all the League Of Rogues books , but still to come is Charles, and the eagerly awaited Waverley showdown. So much to look forward too . I received an advanced copy of this book and chose to submit a review
The League of Rogues never disappoints. The hero and heroine, Jonathan and Audrey, are strong, but stubborn characters, battling at every turn the hint of doubt that their feelings are real and reciprocated. What does it take to make them realize what they’ve known for so long to be true. Another outstanding story by this very talented author, full of wonderful characters, loads of action, spies, intrigue, and lots of romance. And not to forget an amazing brotherhood of rogues and the wives and families who surround them. So looking forward to the next in this series.
Audrey y Jonathan ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Como los e estado esperando desde que se conocieron, les salían corazones cuando se veían. 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋 Dios, creo que te adoro
Para Audrey. Y ahora ella está aquí. Sintió mariposas en el estómago.
Te amaré hasta mi último aliento y más allá, mi diablilla.
His Wicked Secret (League of Rogues #8) by Lauren Smith is an intriguing and interesting read. While, #8 in her fantastic series, "League of Rogue", it can be read as a stand alone. This is the long awaited story of Jonathan St. Laurent, half-brother of the Duke of Essex, and Audrey Sheridan, London’s sweetheart. Well crafted with well developed, charming, engaging, and secretive characters. Has an intriguing, and adventurous storyline. HIS WICKED SECRET has everything a Regency Romance reader could wish for in a well written story. It has romance, spies, adventure, intrigue, danger and a love of a lifetime with a HEA. Once again, Ms. Smith has created an outstanding, mesmerizing relationship between the hero and heroine. The secondary characters are quiet as entertaining. They definitely help carry the story to its climatic conclusion. Another must read by Lauren Smith. Regency Romance fans are sure to fall in love with Jonathan and Audrey's story.
"I voluntarily received a complimentary copy, however, these are my honest opinions. I was in no way required nor compensated to write a review."
I loved watching Jonathon and Audrey find their way to a happy ever after. She was a hellion and her antics made me often laugh. Jonathan was the perfect partner for her, because he appreciated her independent spirit and didn’t try and stifle her.
His Wicked Secret is the long awaited story of Audrey Sheridan and Jonathan St Laurent. I have loved Audrey’s character in the previous books and this story finally sees the slow burn romance and will they/wont they come to a conclusion. Spitfire Audrey is so unique compared to some of the other regency MC’s (who swoon and weakly resist) and I loved seeing her kick ass in the Hellfyre club. Unfortunately so much of this book was verbatim dialogue and scenes from The Earl of Pembroke which was the prior book in the League of Rogues series. I think this is fine in small amounts but there were way too many double ups.
Love is a leap of faith. It's not perfect, not always kind, but it can be the most rewarding experience of one's life. Lauren Smith gets that. That's what makes her heroes and heroines such a joy. Despite the danger to their hearts and more often than not lives. they're willing to take the risk. His Wicked Secret is a tale of danger, romance and vulnerability. Audrey and Jonathan are destined to find their happy ending, if they can survive their reckless secrets and fear of rejection. Against a backdrop of titled society and dangerous secrets is a tale of love that will stand the test of time.
When I began reading this, I thought, “Oh no, I’ve already read this one.” In fact, one of the opening scenes was the same as from The Earl of Pembroke, told from different POVs. This time it was Jonathan and Audrey rather than James and Gillian. In a way, it made me feel like I want to read The Earl of Pembroke again, just so I can compare perspectives.
I loved the characters in this book, most familiar to me from previous books in the series, but I particularly loved Audrey and Jonathan. Audrey is an inspiring heroine -- strong, independent, hopeful, determined, courageous, curious, unwilling to be constrained by societal conventions, and she feels deeply. Jonathan, for misguided reasons, hides his feelings from her - but he is her perfect foil. As a result, she thinks he doesn’t care while he thinks she doesn’t. Meanwhile, everyone around them is well aware of the feelings they harbor for one another.
This had some genuinely amusing moments as well as quite a few touching and tense ones. And some thoughtful insights, like this one from Jonathan early on: “Do you ever feel like you’re an outsider looking in on this world? Like your face is pressed to the glass? All you hear is muffled, and what you see is a bit blurred. And most maddening of all, you can’t get any closer?” And this description of heartache was visceral in its accuracy: “Every dream he had hung his hopes upon in the last year quivered like dew on blades of grass, ready to drop to the earth and sink into oblivion. The emptiness in his chest nearly choked him. He closed his eyes for a minute, forcing himself to breathe deeply.”
And this was one of those amusing conversations that had me laughing: “She wants to be a spy, yet she’d been telling everyone about it? Not an excellent way to start her career.” Godric’s biting sarcasm wasn’t lost on his wife. “She’s only nineteen,” Emily reminded him. I loved the fact that Audrey wanted to be a spy, but couldn’t keep her mouth shut about it! The reason I include Emily’s comment about her being 19 is because I remember when I was nineteen, a long time ago, and despite her immaturity in some ways, she is still way more mature than I or any of my friends were. At nineteen, I wasn’t thinking about how I could help my country, and marriage was the furthest thing from my mind. So, maybe she was too exuberant and that clouded her judgment, but she had some serious goals and was exceptionally brave, and I have to admire her for that.
My only complaint about this book is that now I’m anxious to read the next one. It’s not a cliffhanger, but based on all that transpired in this one, I’m impatient to learn more about Charles Humphrey, Tom Linley and Hugo Waverly. Audrey and Jonathan are memorable characters and I recommend this book. I can’t wait for the next one.
Bonus: There is a complete bonus novel, Bewitching the Earl, at the end of this book and I loved it! Also, I received an ARC of this book as I am a huge fan of Lauren Smith.
When a lady decides to become a spy, she must resist all temptation…especially love.
Audrey Sheridan is London’s sweetheart, a position that allows her access to the ton and all its secrets. As the enigmatic writer, Lady Society, she is wild, reckless, and speaks her mind. She matchmakes wicked rogues with their perfect wives. But there’s one thing she’s failed to find since her debut. A husband for herself. And there’s only one man she’s ever wanted. There’s just one problem…he doesn’t want her. What’s a lady to do to mend her broken heart? Run off to become a spy…
Jonathan St. Laurent is anything but a saint and certainly not husband material. He spent nearly his entire life as a servant to his half-brother the Duke of Essex. He’s trying to play the gentleman now, but it’s damned hard when he’s tempted by the ton’s darling spitfire Audrey. There’s something about her that makes him want to abandon the rules of polite society and show her just how wicked he can be…which is why it’s better to avoid the minx altogether. When Audrey’s plan to be a spy is discovered, Jonathan knows he must move heaven and earth to protect her while guarding his own secret…
My Thoughts:
Lauren Smith never disappoints me with he League of Rogue titles and this one is no exception. Audrey Sheridan wants only one man for her husband, but does he want her in return? It seems he does but neither of them has any idea of the other ones affection.
When Audrey decides to become a lady spy there is only one person she would ask to help her learn to fight. That person is Jonathan St. Laurent. Although Audrey wants more from Jonathan than instructions on defending herself he knows himself to certainly being no saint and undeserving of her attentions.
How will this story end with the misconceptions of both hero and heroine? I gave this delightful tale 4.75 of 5.0 stars for storyline and characterization and a sensual rating of 4 of 5 flames. As expected with Lauren Smith books there is a very warm sensual nature to this book.
I received a complimentary digital ARC of this book to read and review. This in no way affected my opinion of this title which I read and reviewed voluntarily.
Possible spoilers, not sure really. And this is bit more a rant than a review.
Half way through the book and I'm struggling to finish it because of Audrey - I'm having so many problems when it comes to her. Espionage as a cure for heartbreak, whoever thought to involve her in espionage to begin with, acute observation when it comes to others yet so blind and stubborn when it comes to herself. She's smart and spunky and goes after what she wants - and yet, at the first sign of possible rejection and heartache she gives up and decides that spying would be a good alternative. What!? Seriously? Out of any and all other options available, she decides that spying is the way to go?! I sympathise with Jonathan and Gillian (perhaps that was the author's intention), I would have slapped Audrey and told her to grow up - not that violence ever does any good.
The only reason will keep reading this is because of Jonathan, I kinda like him, otherwise I'm finding myself jumping sections when ever Audrey is being frustrating. Am hoping that rest of the book will show off her talents as a spy, but at this point it's bit of a stretch.
That being said, so far have enjoyed the series. Aside from the 5 original rogues not really being all that scandalous in my opinion (more like privileged kids overindulging themselves) and the constant and somewhat tiresome scheming from the villain. This is the only book in the series I'm really tempted to leave unfinished because of my dislike and frustration with one of the characters. 3 stars 'cos enjoy the series and most of the characters, unfortunately Audrey is docking points from my overall score.
Audrey Sheridan is London’s sweetheart a position that allows her access to the ton and all its secrets. As the enigmatic writer, Lady Society, she is wild, reckless, and speaks her mind. She matchmakes wicked rogues with their perfect wives. But there’s one thing she’s failed to find since her debut. A husband for herself. And there’s only one man she’s ever wanted. Jonathan St. Laurent is anything but a saint and certainly not husband material. He spent nearly his entire life as a servant to his half-brother the Duke of Essex. He’s trying to play the gentleman now, but it’s damned hard when he’s tempted by the ton’s darling spitfire Audrey. If you want to lose yourself in a book you only have to pick one of the author’s books they are so very very good & this is no exception. The stories are extremely well written the plots flow effortlessly & the characters jump out of the page to you. Audrey & Jonathan have featured in earlier books & were meant to be together from their first meeting. This book starts with Jonathan rescuing Audrey from a Hell fire club & is a parallel beginning to Gillian & James' story but told from Jonathan & Audrey’s perspective. Of course things don’t go smoothly for the couple & the road to their HEA is both strewn with obstacles but it also is entertaining. You are taken on a roller coaster of a journey from London, to a house party to France & the pages fly over & at the end you are left wanting more and for Charles’ story to be revealed. My honest review is for a special copy I voluntarily read
This story will keep you on your toes and the edge of your seat! You got a taste of the story in The Earl of Pembroke. Now you get to know more about the hellfire club and who's behind everything. From the deal they made about training to the wild ride of going after when she ran I was holding my breath. It was clear they were meant to be together, but both needed to reveal themselves fully. I absolutely loved what she did on the boat and what he did to protect her. The ending has me so excited for the next one!
Audrey has deeper reasons for wanting to become a spy than most think. I loved her right away because she is not afraid to learn and act if needed to. She isn't as invincible as she wants to be, but her heart is always in the right place.
Jonathan never realized that his plans made her think the opposite of what he meant. I loved him and how he understood her more and more. He has the unique ability to see things from above and below stairs and become an amazing gentleman.
Charles is a mystery more and more and he is becoming a favorite.
What does London's sweetheart matchmaker, Audrey Sheridan do when she realizes she needs her own match? Of course when you are outspoken, independent and determined, Audrey goes after the man she has loved it seems forever, Jonathan St. Laurent. Jonathan has not had an easy time of it growing up as the half brother of a Duke. He has never felt he fit into society and knows he isn't good enough for Audrey. Not to say he has been a paragon of society and sees himself married! But who can resist her when she is determined!! There are so many delightful twist and turns as Jonathan ends up trying to teach Audrey to defend herself. I mean she has her sights on being a spy and wants to be ready for her mission! The road is long to the happy ending taking the couple to several locations and many trials along the way. But it is so worth the ending. As always Lauren Smith will take you on a wonderful journey that you never want to end. With her delightful characters that you get to know and may see in other stories, one can only wait patiently for the next story.
I loved this latest Rogues to Riches story featuring Jonathan and Audrey. He is an honest to goodness charming Hero and she is a feisty, head strong sometimes exasperating Heroine. She loved Jonathan and he loved her but he didn’t feel he was her equal so treated her like she meant nothing to him. She gave up on him and decided to become a spy. Whether he likes it or not their lives do become entangled as he tries his best to protect her from herself and others wanting to hurt all the Rogues. I like the way the other Rogues are brought into the story showing their Band of Brothers mentality by always being there for one another. With each Rogues story the intrigue continues of why danger still lurks just beyond the next door. I can’t wait for the next book to see more actions of the villains in this saga of good & evil! The book can stand alone but best read in sequence to get the best feel for all the characters that have continuing appearances throughout the series. You become attached to all and always wish for their HEA!
I cannot understand how an editor allowed the author to publish such a horrible book. It’s mostly nonsense with attempted flair. I was so looking forward to Audrey’s story. Instead of a plucky, clever heroine we have a little girl who throws tantrums and gets into trouble. She constantly has to be rescued, instead of rescuing herself.
This book has no plot. It has a bunch of forced scenes poorly knit together.
I feel I should receive a reward for wading through this mess. I almost quit a dozen times, but I persevered.
At one point Audrey says she will show women that they can do anything by becoming a spy! ... Seriously? As a spy you do not exist and only your handlers know what you’ve done. I learned that much from watching James Bond.
The story of Jonathan and Audrey. This is a good story that is well written. The characters are realistic. There is humor, adventure, love, and spies. I can't wait for the next book.
Jonathan has been the unknown son to a nobleman who has served as a servant and valet to his own brother-- neither realizing it. Now that Jonathan is a nobleman himself, he has to change his thinking. He feels he is not worthy for the woman he loves. Audrey loves Jonathan,but cannot understand why he won't love her. Her secret desire is to be a spy. Her adventure brings Jonathan and the other Rouges to the rescue. Very good story.
A Great Addition to this Series! I am loving this series and have just finished reading book 8 which certainly kept me totally engrossed. There were twists and turns which I didn't see coming and the best parts was the spy drama woven into a super romance. Of course the two main characters, the wild and reckless, Audrey Sheridan and the footman turned gentleman, Jonathan St. Laurent, stole the show but what I also enjoyed was how other characters (some from previous books) were brought into the story which made it all the more interesting. This was a well written piece of enjoyable entertainment!
His Wicked Secret by Lauren Smith is book 8 in the League of Rogues series. This is the story of Jonathan St. Laurent and Audrey Sheridan. I have read the previous book in this series but do feel you can make this a standalone if you wish to do so. When I see Ms. Smith's name on a book I know it is gonna be a really good book and one I won't be able to put down. So I plan my reading of it just right...it a treat for me to read her books. This book was no different...loved the characters, story line and the romance story in all. Will be looking for more books by Ms. Smith!
I have been waiting for this book for awhile. I love Lauren smiths books and already can’t wait for the next book. This books is about Audrey Sheridan is one of London’s Sweetheart and she matchmakes wicked rogues with their perfect wives. But she has failed to find a husband for herself. Jonathan St. Laurent has spent his entire life as a servant to his half-brother the Duke of Essex. I really enjoy how this books plot plays out.
A historical romance with a very weird plot, that did not make sense.
I did not like both the hero and the heroine. The hero, because he had a low self-esteem and doubted himself too much, we which given his looks and new status did not make any sense.
The heroine was simply ridiculous: ridiculously stupid, ridiculously naive, ridiculously shallow, ridiculously irritating.
But I still plan to read the last book of this series (Charles‘ story)
Audrey was a feisty lady. She didn't conform to the standards of the day on the way a lady should act. Johnathon, bless his heart, was forever running around like a chicken with its' gead cut off trying to minimize the damage she wrought. She's single minded with a good heart and wants to be a spy. There are nefarious people who want her stopped dead!!! Suspense, romance, and intrigue kept me turning pages. The proposal kept me laughing.
I purchased this book when it came out but I couldn’t read it until Charles story was out so I’ve finished this story of Audrey and Jonathan and I’m so happy about it.it was about time they fix their relationship. Very pleased with everything that went down in the story. I want to know more about Daniel tho 🤔.cant wait to start Charles story!!
—Quiere ser espía, ¿y se lo ha contado a todo el mundo? No es una forma excelente de empezar su carrera
Audrey esta segura de que ser espía es el destino de ella, al fin y a cabo ha logrado mantener en secreto que es la escritora quien causa revuelo en la sociedad. Necesita demostrar que es más que una dama que debe cumplir con su deber, es capaz de grandes cosas, aun si eso deja de lado su otro sueño, ser la esposa de Jonathan, él le ha demostrado que no la quiere o al menos eso dice ella.
Frases
Sonaba como si llevara mucho tiempo esperando por ella, y esperar un poco más era algo insoportable.
Si no puedes prescindir de Audrey, entonces tienes que luchar hasta el fin del mundo por ella, aunque eso signifique luchar contra las dudas dentro de tu propio corazón.
Aunque los implicados habían hecho las paces, una fisura seguía oculta en lo más profundo de los lazos que habían formado.
Nada es un juego cuando el objetivo es la supervivencia.
La posición de una persona tiene poco que ver con lo que realmente
quería estar a su lado en todo momento en cada aventura.
Lo que realmente necesitaba era un hombre que la acompañara en cada gran paso que diera en su vida, no que la retuviera.
Yo nunca seré digno de Anne ni del suelo que pisa. No somos más que hombres mortales atreviéndose a amar a diosas.