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"This Regency romantic suspense is a terrific character study"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted December 23, 2004

Jonathan Devoran St. George stayed away from his family and England while traveling the Far East. He planned to never return home preferring the estrangement to remain forever. However, he has no choice, but to return to England in search of a stolen valuable fossil. He follows Read more...

"Wonderfully gripping Regency romance."
Reviewed by Tammie Ard
Posted January 10, 2005

Lord Jonathan Devoran (Jack) St. George, the second son of Wylshy, was born with wanderer lust. His brief return to England is only to be long enough to regain the dragon's tooth and a quick visit home, then he's returning to India to finish what he started. Miss Ann Marsh Read more...

Summary

Years of roaming the Far East have turned Lord Jonathan Devoran St. George into an intrepid, solitary world traveler, estranged from family and homeland. Yet the theft of a precious fossil has forced Jack back to England. The thief has planted the prize on an unsuspecting young woman, innocently minding her own business. Seconds later, the man is murdered—and Miss Anne Marsh becomes the unknown killer's next target.

Jack sweeps Anne off to his ancestral estate, all in the name of protecting her. Safely engaged to another, she's never met anyone like wild Lord Jack. Trapped in this handsome aristocrat's company, she seizes the chance to learn something new—about the world, about love, and about wickedness.