A Companion in Joy
Sparks fly in this thrilling Regency romance

Quite apart from the very unpleasant instance of what by modern standards would be marital rape, even when written in the 1980s, it makes me cringe that the author clearly did so little research and cared so little about her book fitting its setting (Regency England). Not only does she a multitude o......more

No Honor I thought Kate was a good character in the book and Torvil was as deplorable as a person could be. He is a degenerate without any redeemable qualities whatsoever. I read the book until he decided to end their agreement and raped her. At that point I decided that I disliked him so much that I......more

Nice romantic novel I really enjoyed this book which kept me up most of the night. What intrigued me most about this novel is that marriage occurred early rather than at the end of the story, so the complexities and thrills of their relationship was explored in great depth. Definitely worth the read.......more