Review: Embrace The Wild Dawn
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 6, 2014
When a rough American, Captain Draper Boone, is sent to England to bring back the daughter of his commander,  he didn't expect as much resistance. He hadn't counted on Quintana Wade's hatred of the father she barely knew growing up and her determination to not leave England. He is determined to obey the commander though and carry out the order because his future also rides on completion of this duty. Not only is he taking Quintana to her father but to her betrothed, a man Draper cannot abide. Draper does get away from England with Quintana, even though she had turned him over to English authorities. She doesn't make the trip easy for Draper however and he is stubborn enough to try and push her into the mold he wants her to assume. Quintana does eventually see Draper is correct about many of the demands he has made on her. Their relationship passes out of the adversary area to something deeper. Draper wants her with a deep passion; Quintana's attraction to him grows even as they get closer to their destination and then parting of their ways.