Review: Is love the code for which there is no way to decipher the emotion?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2014
Miss Winifred Wilmington had not planned on an adventure but that is certainly what she wound up having one dark and stormy night.  Being stranded on the side of the road in a broken carriage is bad enough but to be rescued by Alistair Devlin, Marquess of Coventry had the potential to be much worse or perhaps so much more than her wildest dreams could envision.  He is a man with a wicked reputation and rumors swirling about his misdeeds, yet Winifred knew rumors were misleading as she was also discussed as if she had committed a crime.  But Winifred left her coach and spent the night with the man who fulfilled every desire a woman could have and then some.When they meet again it is when Alistair is an elite spy deep in the investigation for a spy and he requires the maps of Winifred’s late husband.  At first she is reluctant to allow such an arrangement, but when the possibility of Alistair assisting her son by procuring a tutor a deal is struck and an arrangement worked out.  Together they move forward with finding the missing maps that will lead to the traitor that may be encased inside the organization that answers only to the highest law in the land, the King.What Winifred must do in the end is come clean to Alistair and let him know the secret she has been holding so close to her heart.  Yes she has always loved him and absolutely her life would be better with him in it, but when he finds out that Winifred left his home with more than just love how will he react.Explosive action, romantic interludes, and the darkest of secrets rule the books of Robyn DeHart