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A Woman Scorned
By Liz Carlyle
Genre: Historical Setting: London, England
Time Period: 1810
Publisher/Date: Sonnet Books
Sensuality Rating: R
Male Lead: Captain Cole Amherst
Female Lead: Jonet Cameron Rowland
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Cole Amherst is recovering from a battle wound when he is asked by his Uncle Lord James Rowland to spy on Lord James' sister-in-law. Lord James wants to take Jonet Rowland's two sons from her, believing she killed her husband. Cole was raised by Lord James and worries for the two young boys in more than one way. Since he is a teacher by training and a cousin many times removed, Cole is hired as tutor for Jonet's boys and brought into her household.
Cole and Jonet, unaware of forces working against them, begin a stormy relationship. He begins to love her children and Jonet herself. Cole is at odds with what his mission truly is: Find Jonet an unfit mother or find salvation for himself.
Liz Carlyle's writing style picks the reader up and sets them down inside the lives of her characters. An involving read, I can't wait for her next book!