Anna Campbell is a relatively new writer in the romance world. 3 of my favorite authors recommended to read her so i did. Untouched and Claiming the Courtesan was brilliant- this book on the other hand was unexpected.
The plot in itself seems like a bore, dated in 1826, but in 352 Pages, Campbell had twisted the plot and made me as a reader trip at least 4 times. Including 2 sessions of almost tear-ing. She made the heroine to be strong, at the same time, painfully vulnerable and the hero to be on his knees- begging for her, at the same time keeping him everything a woman could wish for. Besides the hero & heroine she brings back two very precious character from her first book. However- I feel that she was not able to merge them into the story- as well as Eloisa James, and it felt more like she dumped the character in.
All in all I give it a 7 because it was one of those books that left a huge smile on the reader's face.
