Review: Against the Wind (Agents of the Crown)
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 20, 2014
This second book of the Agents of the Crown trilogy was part spy-thriller as well as an emotional romance.  Sir Martin Powell meets Lady Katherine Egerton in a brothel where she had sought safety from her lecherous  brother-in-law.  Martin fell for her and after finding her again, convinced her to marry him.  He is sent to Derbyshire to investigate activities that may include a revolution against the Crown.  Not knowing her husband was a government agent, Katherine is deeply in love with her mysterious husband, and wonders if he also against  the government or just spying on the group.  Martin, on the other hand, is busy trying to do his last assignment while keeping his beloved Kitten from harm.  Not only  was her brother-in-law still after her, but she stubbornly follows him to dangerous rebel meetings.  How the attempted March on London and the necessity of rescuing Katherine from her brother-in-law makes for exciting reading.  Based on actual people and events which only adds to the enjoyment of those who like history.  Sure to be enjoyed by this author's fans as well.  I am looking forward to reading the next book.