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"A strong historical romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted December 20, 2001

In 1823, Meggie Sherbrooke still loves the younger brother of her sister-in-law Jeremy Stanton-Greville as she has over the last six years. However, Jeremy looks at Meggie with the fondness of an older "almost cousin" and does not return her deepest feelings. Inadvertently, he hurts Meggie, who is Read more...

"An entertaining romance"
Reviewed by Helena Beasley
Posted February 12, 2002

Meggie Sherbrooke has waited for this moment for over 6 years. Dressed in her finest she is attending her first London ball and will be reunited with her only true love Jeremy Stanton-Greville. Well, that is how Meggie sees it but Jeremy sees her as his cousin and is betrothed Read more...

Summary

The story of the Sherbrooke clan continues with Tysen Sherbrooke's 19-year-old daughter, Meggie. Meggie adores Jeremy Stanton-Greville, but he breaks her heart. Depressed, she hastily marries Thomas Malcombe, Earl of Lancaster, who takes his bride to Pendragon, a castle on the coast of Ireland. Pendragon charms Meggie, until she discovers that the reason she's there could lead to disaster.