storieswithsoul's review against another edition
5.0
I absolutely loved this book. It's a great story that is well-written and some very interesting characters. I enjoyed reading it and would recommend to all historical fiction fans. It's definitely a must read romance with a touch of intrigue and thrill.
Alan and Kirstie have known each other since childhood. But now that their feelings are changing it's best that they stay away from each other. Kirstie makes it clear that she doesn't think of Alan as one of her brothers. However, Alan seems to be having a hard time with that thought. He doesn't think that she would be happy with him. She deserves so much better than him. That's why Kirstie leaves home and stays away for a long time. Now they both are thrown together in the middle of a conspiracy. They need to figure out exactly what's going on before someone close to them gets hurts. Together they will face a danger and might not survive it, at least, now they can be honest about their feelings. If they do survive it then they can think about a life together.
I think it's a great novel and I am glad I got the chance to read it.
P.S. I received a complimentary copy of this book via NetGalley.
Alan and Kirstie have known each other since childhood. But now that their feelings are changing it's best that they stay away from each other. Kirstie makes it clear that she doesn't think of Alan as one of her brothers. However, Alan seems to be having a hard time with that thought. He doesn't think that she would be happy with him. She deserves so much better than him. That's why Kirstie leaves home and stays away for a long time. Now they both are thrown together in the middle of a conspiracy. They need to figure out exactly what's going on before someone close to them gets hurts. Together they will face a danger and might not survive it, at least, now they can be honest about their feelings. If they do survive it then they can think about a life together.
I think it's a great novel and I am glad I got the chance to read it.
P.S. I received a complimentary copy of this book via NetGalley.
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