They share a lifelong friendship and one remembered kiss, but the war has changesd everything.When Captain Robert Amesley comes home from service in His Majesty’s Navy, he is wounded, hardened, intriguing—and secretive. And Liza Henshaw’s curiosity is leading her into danger.After Liza overhears Robert and her father plotting to smuggle information into France, she must overcome doubt and fear, even flout conventions to stop them. Robert is sailing in traitorous waters and pulling her father with him.To what lengths will Liza go to save her men from the hangman’s noose? Will she become a spy, lurking in the shadows, a snoop, prying for the truth, a thief? One thing is certain. She must resist the disturbingly compelling Robert. In her search for answers, will Liza lose everything. Or will she find thatLove Is the Greatest Secret
Gigi Lynn grew up devouring books like they were candy. She studied and later taught English literature and writing, and continued to read voraciously. She became a realtor and read. She learned how to quilt, re-upholster furniture, even knit--but not to cook--and she read.
While raising her seven children, she, can you guess? Yes, she read--every day to her children and for occasional (okay, regular) escape, insight, and growth. And most of what she read had romantic elements. She loves romance, in life and in books.
It seemed a natural progression once her children moved on (and while she joined the rest of the world in social distance), to start writing those books she always said that one day she would write. She just had no idea it would be so much fun!
This book felt different to other historical books that i've read. The written was smooth and it all flowed really well but I don't think this one for me, I do recommend reading if you like historical/regency fiction. There premise is really good but I don't think I will be continuing the series unfortunately.
It was so fresh and different. I've always had a hard time reading regency/old-timey stuff, but this was gripping. I couldn't put it down. I've read multiple times, and highly recommend. (It was also clean, which you don't get in romances very often these days🙃)
Liza and Captain Robert were childhood friends and now that he is home after a war injury she is not sure she still knows him. Then due to some things she overheard there is concern for him and his loyalty to country. Why she feels this way and how she learns the real truths are all explained up to their eventual hea