3.5 stars
"Somehow she'd expected freedom to feel less sticky."
Amelia Blackmon, Countess of Aberfoyle is on the run. Dressed as a common house servant in hopes of being unnoticeable, she catches the attention of her travel companion, nonetheless. Though quite handsome, his conversation with her takes on a bookish nature . . . "what an odd man" . . . she muses. She can only hope that she hasn't left behind any clues regarding her true identity.
"She was an anomaly . . interesting . . . and obviously lying." Alexander, soon to be known again as Viscount Lord Camberly, was on his way home after seven long years; his tale hardly believable, but his curiosity peaking as he observed several conflicting behaviors exhibited by the plainly dressed beauty that was sharing his coach. Never expecting to see her again, imagine his astonishment when she shows up under his own employ.
Reacquainted once again, Alex and Amelia work feverishly to unravel ciphered clues about their common mistreatment, the questionable murders of family and friends, and the whereabouts of Amelia's older sister, all while bringing danger to their doorstep and longing to their hearts.
Enjoy Aubrey Grayson's lovely style and enchanting story!
I received a copy of this book from the author. The opinions stated above are entirely my own.