Review: Will Remember Graham and Lady Jane for a long time.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2014
This title popped up in my "recommended" list.  There was only 2 reviews when I first read the description for it.  I was drawn to the author's name when I was reading the description and other reviews.  One of the first reviews said or I should say asked, "Who is K M Shropshire"?  Well, I went to school with a Kimberley Shropshire so I was a bit intrigued to see if there was anymore information inside the book about the Author.  Unfortunately there was nothing about the author at all.  There was no dedication page or any links to more titles or any information about the story.  I actually didn't purchase it right away because I was reading another series at the time but I kept thinking about the author's name and went back to the page and checked it out again. There were several more reviews then so I bought it.  To Quote another reader, "WOW"!  What you get in this story is very deep characters and a beautiful love story of 2 people who never should have met in that time period let alone have a HEA.  I was very impressed with the originality of the story.  It isn't often that you find a man that is true to himself such as "Graham" was.  It is definitely pretty unbelievable in most circumstances.  It seems that with the less morals there are the more honor flies out the window.  That is the case with Lady Jane's family.  The position of "Lord" and "Gentleman" has the aura of honor but nothing is further from the truth here.  This story gave me hope for our society in seeing that although Lady Jane was brought up under a deplorable moral standard she also stayed true to herself and was a true "Lady".  This was definitely a story of right and wrong and even though evil prospers it doesn't win.  I was very impressed how the bullying was handled in this story.  There is only one truth when it comes to a bully.  They don't stop till they get a good dose of their own medicine and punishing the victim or trying to make them see the error of their ways will never in a million years work to make it stop.  There was some errors in spelling and grammar but I can not believe they are anymore than conflicts or errors in ebook formatting.  An author that has taken the time to make these characters so real is not going to publish a book with stupid mistakes in it.  I got frustrated with the lack of communication at some points but we all do that, assume what someone else is feeling and be totally wrong.  There is no table of contents so I improvised as usual by highlighting each chapter as it came along, creating my own.  I would have liked this story to go on a little further in their lives but only because I didn't want it to end.  The ending was grand and although a sequel could be made from some of the secondary characters or future children, no loose ends were left hanging.  I will definitely be keeping my eye out for more of this author's work even though it seems like this story popped up out of thin air and the author has truly tried to remain anonymous for some reason.