Review: 4.5 stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 24, 2014
I wasn't sure what to expect with this book. I have been a fan of Robyn DeHart for so long and have loved every single book I have read by her until the first book in this series the Secrets of Mia Danvers - not going to rehash that book, but needless to stay I didn't care for it and was leery about reading this book.I am glad I decided to read it!  Loved it!Drew is almost perfect - I really liked him in this book (not so much in the last book). He is sober and hero worthy in this book. He has been recruited by Simon to help catch Jack the Ripper. Simon is sent to Scotland, leaving Drew pretty much on his own. Enter Anna, Simon's sister and medical student.I thought Anna was great. She is smart, caring and not afraid to get her hands dirty (literally). She soothes Drew and he excited her as no man ever has.Add a secondary romance with her mother and her professor, a copy cat killer, a recovering alcoholic, some heated love scenes and the real killer and you have a really engrossing read!This book was almost perfect. My only complaint was the improper address of the characters - Drew is the son of a duke (as far as the ton is concerned and no one knows his secret) so he would be Lord Andrew -not Lord Carrington, Lord Foster or even Mr Foster. Annabelle is the daughter of a Viscount so she would be the honorable Miss Jacobs not Lady Annabelle. This kind of mistake just irks me - but it doesn't diminish the story and if you are not a proper address freak (like me) you probably wouldn't notice. Honestly, I was surprised that these mistakes even made the final edit of this book - I never noticed it in any of Ms DeHarts previous books.All in all this was an excellent read and I would recommend it. I really hope Simon gets a story in this series (hint, hint).