Review: Hero reforms himself at the end
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 27, 2014
In the book the hero doesn't want to marry again after his beloved wife and daughters died due to illness and the fact he was unable to make it home in time to save them or at the very least say goodbye.  However he decides to marry again so that he can have an heir to pass on his fortune to or it goes to some distant cousin of his.  He keeps his distance during the day, but finds him wonderful at night.  Unfortunately she doesn't produce an heir right away and is left alone for months at a time.  He ends up going too far and pushes her away at which point he wakes up to what he had and what he has lost.  The rest of the book is then spent on proving to her how much he screwdriver up and him trying to get another chance.  Is it too late for them because he took things too far and is there someone else who doesn't want them together?