Helpful Score: 1
I enjoyed this book mostly because of the Thomas McClairen character. Instead of the sterotypical alpha male typically served up in these types of novels, Ms. Brockway has created a complex, sensitive, vulnerable yet strong and masculine character who deeply loves the heroine. Thomas McClairen is one of my favorites.
I was sometimes frustrated with Fia to the extent that I wanted to shake her. She had a wonderful man in love with her, yet rejected him because she thought she wasn't good enough for him. Yet he knew her whole history and that was his decision to make. He accepted her as she was and loved her anyway.
I was sometimes frustrated with Fia to the extent that I wanted to shake her. She had a wonderful man in love with her, yet rejected him because she thought she wasn't good enough for him. Yet he knew her whole history and that was his decision to make. He accepted her as she was and loved her anyway.
