Review: Loving Sarah - Romance with Drama amd Emotional Issues
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
A very great 3rd addition to the Caversham Chronicles.It is well written and kept my interest to the very end. Sarah's spirited persona, made me laugh and agonize with her. She had a lot of spunk and her foray into seduction of Ian via the "gentlman's" handbook was priceless. The race was exciting and added to the story. Ian was very emotionally tied to his past experiences and his unexpected, unfortunate view of a scene informed his opinion and hatred of his grandfather and was instrumental in his indecisive dealings with his wife. Personally, I could do without the graphic depiction of the scene.I enjoyed the interaction of the Caversham and Camden wives and their willingness to support Sarah, no matter what. The Duke and Lucky were also heroic in their protection of Sarah and support of her when she needed it most. The welcome addition of the unwanted child was brilliant.  Throughout all the swings and roundabouts of this story line I was happy to finally see Ian come up to scratch in his relationship with Sarah.I would recommend this book to lovers of historical romances and i can't wait to read Lucky's Lady when it is ready.Way to go Sandy, you did great!