When thrown from a boat, and washed ashore
in England, Lady Mercy Grayson is catapulted into an unexpected friendship with
Lord Eden, her rescuer. When she arrives at her home, questions start coming
from all sides. When Lord Eden shows up at her doorstep, she is staggered to
see that he is near death. When Lord Eden tries to deliver an ancient relic, he
is stunned when he is badly beaten, and he loses the spearhead to a
distinguished enemy. Together, they must fight both physical and spiritual
enemies to bring peace and love to the king, and ultimately, to each other.
I thought this book was very
interesting. I loved the idea of what the relic was, and I loved the theology
of the book. It did seem like there was not a lot of suspense. There were short
spurts of suspense, but not really enough to keep you reading throughout the
night. I did not really relate to Lady Mercy, but that is mainly because I have
no ambition to become a doctor. I really enjoyed the cover; I thought it was put
together beautifully. I enjoyed the family
dynamic, and I plan to read the first two books in the series as soon as I can.
Overall, I would recommend this book to anyone interested in archaeology, or
those who enjoy English fiction and suspense.
I wrote this review in exchange
for this book from the publisher.
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