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Uncaged Review – The Villian’s Vixen by Tabetha Waite

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Cyrene Olson
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The Villain’s Vixen
Tabetha Waite
Historical Romance

Dominic Eastland, the Duke of Cuthbert, is a known wastrel in polite society, but he harbors an even greater secret. In London’s seedy underworld he’s known as “Avalon,” the leader of a cutthroat gang. However, he’s recently decided it’s time for someone else to rule in his stead. He owes respectability to his line and his brother who died young and never had the chance to inherit the title, so it’s time to put his past transgressions aside and attempt to become an honorable man by doing his duty and taking a wife.
But then he sees her and suddenly he doesn’t want to be that good anymore.

Miss Alexandra Givenwald has lived a life of simplicity under her father’s roof where she was generally ignored. When she gets the chance to go to London under the pretense of finding a husband, she has other ideas in mind. Her aunt would be thrilled if she married well, and has picked a suitable gentleman, but Lexie cares not for the strictures of a union. She wants to experience passion and explore what freedoms life has to offer.

From the moment she sees him, she knows he can fulfill her deepest desires.
The attraction between Dominic and Lexie is instant, and although she is continuously warned away from him by the man himself, she is drawn toward him that much deeper. As true villains are revealed, they must embark on a perilous journey that will risk more than just the danger posed to their hearts.

Uncaged Review: While at a ball, Lady Alexandra “Lexie” Givenwald, who is chaperoned by her aunt, is reminded to avoid a notorious rake and bounder. Lexie innocently asks why should she avoid him? The man in question happened to be Dominic Eastland, the Duke of Cuthbert, who did notice Lexie in the crowded ballroom and also saw that she looked at him most intently too. Dominic is intrigued and, against Lexie’s aunt’s disapproval, introduces himself to her anyway. Lexie is charmed by Dominic despite his mysterious nature. When Lexie finds out that Dominic also has a secret identity and is leader of a gang in the East End. Dominic’s dukedom is held in question because his secret could be exposed. His two worlds are at risk of being mixed up because of Lexie, who has turned his world upside down and could put his life in danger. Love might be the only thing that could save them or end up killing them both.

What a captivating historical that definitely isn’t your run-of-the-mill love story! Why do I say that? It’s all because of the mystery, the double agent aspect and romance all rolled into one. So, of course, that really made this novel kind of standout. Is this a bad thing? For me, I don’t think so, and it makes the tale uniquely different. The story is filled with colorful characters who are written very vividly and even with this being London it is pretty scary, so I wouldn’t want to visit. I would have liked to learn more about Dominic’s previous life and past. Also, how did no one know who he truly was, especially the Blue Boys? So maybe they aren’t educated which even with the lack of education, someone would have noticed that the Avalon looks very familiar, but how did they not figure out that Dominic was a Duke and were really surprised by that fact? Yet I still liked Dominic’s double agent status and Lexie was also a great heroine. I would even like Amos to get a story too. I do, however, look forward to more of Ms. Tabetha Waite’s stories, though she has definitely reeled me with her books about love, suspense and a compelling group of characters!
Reviewed by Roslynn Ernst

4 Stars

Uncaged Review – Hard as a Rock Cowboy by Lexi Post

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Cyrene Olson
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Hard as a Rock Cowboy
Lexi Post
Contemporary Western

She’s the only thing standing in the way of the life he’s always wanted…

Brody Dunn is anxious to start his training as a wildlife manager and begin his new career away from Rocky Road Ranch. His father has agreed to release him from his promise to work on the ranch if he can convince the neighbors to sell their land.

When he discovers that the granddaughter of the elderly couple who owned the land has inherited it, and better yet, has lived in the city her entire life never knowing the land existed, he’s sure it will be easy getting her to sell.

Hannah Kingsley is shocked yet thrilled to discover she owns land in Four Peaks. Though it’s nothing but desert and an old casita, it’s all hers. Besides, it even comes with a knowledgeable and handsome neighbor! What could be better?

It doesn’t take long for her to realize Brody wants her to sell right away, yet the more she learns about her property, the town, and him, the more she knows this is the place for her. And just maybe, Brody’s the man for her as well. But can she get him to see what’s right in front of his nose, or will his one-track mind be his downfall?

Uncaged Review: In this second book of the series, we focus on Brody and all Brody wants is to become a wildlife manager and doesn’t want to be a ranch hand any longer. To get released from his promise to stay on the ranch, he’ll need to convince the neighbors to sell their 1100 acres, but the original owners are passed away and he’ll have to convince the granddaughter, Hannah to sell. Being a city slicker, he doesn’t think it will be too hard to convince her how hard life is in the desert with only a small casita to live in on the property, and in poor shape on top of it all. But he didn’t count on Hannah’s enthusiasm for everything, including fixing the small casita and the ranch life, or finding himself falling for her.

There is a lot going on here, the Rocky Road Ranch is transforming into the dude ranch and as Brody thinks to show Hannah around and show her that it’s a rough life, he begins to have more feelings than he’s even aware of. The way the author describes the landscape, the reader can picture in their minds as they read along. I like that the supporting cast from book one are back, and even the third brother, Jackson has returned from being in the army. Hannah and Brody will have a mountain to climb to get to their HEA, but this book shows that the desert and ranch life can be just as intoxicating as any city.
Reviewed by Cyrene

5 Stars

Uncaged Review – Eternal Love and Blood by Jade Christy

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Cyrene Olson
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Eternal Love and Blood
Jade Christy
Vampire Suspense

Bound by Blood, Destined by Fate

Rachel Tarak sought solitude, not destiny. Hidden away in a remote farmhouse, she craves peace—until a dangerously alluring stranger collapses at her door.

Gabriel, with his piercing eyes and enigmatic warnings, is a man cloaked in shadows and secrets. Against her better judgment, Rachel takes him in, unwittingly opening the door to a world far darker—and far more magical—than she ever imagined. And sensual passions she never dreamed possible.

Gabriel is no ordinary man. Hunted by ancient forces, he’s a creature caught between light and darkness. And Rachel is the key to it all. As her dormant powers awaken, she is thrust into a deadly game of betrayal, sacrifice, and love.

Their connection is undeniable, their passion all-consuming, but destiny is a merciless master. Together, they must confront an ancient evil threatening to tear their worlds apart. With time running out and an impossible choice looming, Rachel and Gabriel’s love will be tested in ways neither could have foreseen.

When the lines between good and evil blur, can love truly conquer all—or will it demand the ultimate sacrifice?

Uncaged Review: Rachel Tarak enjoys painting and the solitary isolation of her Virginia farmhouse. When there is suddenly a knock at her door. Rachel wants to avoid answering it, but when she does, a handsome injured man is there at her doorstep. When Rachel brings him inside, there is something odd and very different about this man who calls himself Gabriel. Rachel also can’t help the attraction she has for him either. As Rachel spends more and more time with Gabriel, the desire they have for each other can’t be contained, and they become intimate. Rachel knows that Gabriel holds a lot of secrets but doesn’t care until Gabriel finally tells her that he’s a vampire. Rachel doesn’t believe it until there are beasts that are attempting to kill them both. Gabriel’s plan is to protect Rachel, but she also holds a secret that can not only save him but her world too as well.

I’ve always said that contemporary authors can’t write a convincing paranormal. Sure, they can write erotica and this book does have some very steamy, spicy stuff, but another vampiric lore that does not follow the other stories is hard to beat. So, my expectations of this book weren’t that high, but Ms. Jade Christy managed to pen a very fast-moving, enchanting tale that doesn’t play into all the myths of vampires but makes it her very own. When I got the book on my kindle I was a little peeved at all the spacing, but that can be fixed easily so that is not a reflection on the story or how it’s told. Rachel is your typical stubborn heroine, but as the story progresses she does get better and learns to listen. While Gabriel had so many secrets, I went from not trusting to tolerating him to liking him. Jumping into bed that quickly with him probably not, but the insta-low between Rachel and Gabriel, for some reason, works well here. I can’t wait to read more of Ms. Christy’s stories, whether they be contemporary or paranormal, I eagerly anticipate her next jaunt into the supernatural! Reviewed by Roslynn Ernst

4.5 Stars

Uncaged Review – Soul of a Villain by April Moran

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Cyrene Olson
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Soul Of A Villain
April Moran
Mafia Romance

A SAVAGE WORLD NOVEL

Oliver Benedict Winter

My life revolves around death and darkness.

I’ve accepted that I’ll die alone one day and probably in great pain from an enemy ambush. But when I see her on the auction block, nothing else matters. I’m insanely consumed with her. She’s in danger, but how can I save her when I’ve sworn to be the instrument of her death?

I hunted her. I caught her. I’m keeping her.

I’m the villain, and this is my fairy tale.

Londyn Juliet Skye

Entering that auction might be the biggest mistake of my life.

Because things don’t go as planned. I become the prize in a hunt catering to rich, dangerous men. The man who catches me is dark and brutal, but his cruelty is tempered by possessiveness. His darkness tamed by benevolence. He makes me bleed and when he kisses the pain away, I just want more.

I hate him. Fear him. Crave him. He has me in a chokehold but I’m beginning to like being his.

He’s the villain I’m falling in love with.

TWs are listed inside the book.
Please read responsibly.

Uncaged Review: Oliver Benedict Winter is ruthless, cruel and heartless. No one messes with him because the wrath of a Winter is known to get you injured or, worse, killed. When Oliver goes to Diamond Lake Ranch for their auction, he goes for one singular purpose-to buy a woman, one who is sweet and untouched, a virgin. Of course, when Oliver gets there he meets Lyndon Juliette Skye, who, it turns out, there is more to her than meets the eye. Oliver finds out that Lyndon is many things. Yes, she has her virtue intact, but she is also a killer. Oliver plans to break Lyndon’s spirit in more ways than one, not just physically, emotionally, but sexually too as well, and teach her to face her carnal side. Pretty soon, Oliver is coming undone by the innocent Lyndon questioning his whole world, but men are also after her. If Oliver doesn’t find a way to protect Lyndon, it could also end up killing them both.

Wow! What a very dark tale that is totally addictive! The contemporary love story definitely isn’t for the faint of heart and if you don’t like bullies, BDSM, enemy to lovers, and twisted fairy tales, stay far away from this one. If you can get past all of that, then by all means indulge. One thing though about Oliver: he was a minor character in the Savage Duet. So maybe the savage duet needs to be a series and make this part of it. Oliver isn’t the handsome prince who you could easily fall in love with. He’s savage, brutal and torments Lyndon. That you can’t decide whether to like him or hope something bad happens to him. Luckily, love does change him, so he becomes tolerable and, even can I say it, somewhat likable, but he claims that he isn’t a savior and, yes, he is not that at all! Yet there is something totally redeemable about him. While Lyndon is the sunshine, rainbows and truly a bright light. Despite everything she is put through and her circumstances, she is easy to love. Do I long for more? Well, Ms. April Moran has written an intriguing novel and, yes, I do want more of her corrupt love stories and look forward to the next! Reviewed by Roslynn Ernst

4.5 Stars

Uncaged Review – Sanctum by Luna Kayne

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Cyrene Olson
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Sanctum
Luna Kayne
Paranormal Romance

An angel destined to fall.
A demon determined to rise.
A mortal fated to unite the realms.

When Lily stumbled into the Underworld as a child, she awakened a prophecy that had been waiting for her since the dawn of time.

Now, twenty years later, she unknowingly alerts the realms of her existence, and Hell isn’t the only thing coming for her.

LILY
If you’d told me yesterday that I was chosen to battle the Celestial Lands and the Underworld alongside an archangel and an archdemon who hate each other, I would have said you were crazy.

That was yesterday.

Today, I am the key to saving both worlds. A war is coming, and the fate of a god rests in my hands.

Uncaged Review: Twenty years ago, the prince of demons, Asmodeus, lived in the Underworld. Asmodeus thinks no one can come there, but a young girl named Lily who is wearing cute pajamas with lambs all over them suddenly appears. In the present day, waitress Lily all grown up works in a hole in the wall diner with her best friend and roommate Finley. When Finley invites Lily to a campsite, suddenly all hell breaks loose. The people there at the campsite are attacked while Lily and Finley fight to escape. Asmodeus shows up. Lily doesn’t understand how he even appeared but then learns that she brought him to the mortal realm. Without realizing her power, Michael the archangel also shows up to stop the threat. Lily must figure out who killed her parents while also trying to stop the all-out war between demons versus angels without falling for both Asmodeus and Michael. Good and evil will battle for a mortal girl who will change destiny and fate through her love for them both.

This romantic fantasy was just an utter surprise and a total joy to read! Demons, mortals and angels are wittily combined is written quite masterfully! The idea of a love triangle will make a lot of people shy away, but this love triad just really works. Making you question the love between Asmodeus/Lily and Michael/Lily is both tragic but leaves me in hopeful anticipation! In fact, all the characters are just amazingly complex, and the vivid world building is delightfully done! It is really hard to decide who to go, for team Asmodeus or team Michael, because both are just marvelous! Asmodeus might be all demon and plays on his baser primal instincts, which I loved his demon side. While angelic Michael just stunned me! I’ve always pictured Michael as being a virgin and would not have desire or lust for a female, but it’s enjoyable to read that he is knocked off that holy pedestal by a human. Lily has a tough choice and most of the time I wanted all three to live together. The open ending begs the question of who will finally get to claim Lily and what will happen to the rest of the group too. I eagerly look forward to the next in the series, but while I wait, I will just read this again and again. I have to congratulate Ms. Luna Kaye on a fantastic book that everyone will love! Reviewed by Roslynn Ernst

5 Stars

Uncaged Review – The Strongest Heart by Regan Walker

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Cyrene Olson
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The Strongest Heart
Regan Walker
Historical Scottish

In the late 14th century, the Kingdom of the Isles was under assault from the ambitious Albany Stewarts, who were taking advantage of Scotland’s empty throne to increase their power. Jealous of the Macdonald lordship to the west, the ruthless Robert Stewart, Duke of Albany, thwarted Donald of Islay, Lord of the Isles, at every turn.

A man of keen intelligence, strategy and faith, educated at Oxford and a frequent guest of England’s kings, Lord Donald did not intend to allow a traitorous royal thug to rob him of his legacy. The Earldom of Ross was the buffer he needed to keep the Isles safe. Not unmindful of all that was at stake, he took as his bride Lady Mariota, heiress to the Earldom of Ross.

What he could not achieve through diplomacy or marriage, Donald was prepared to claim by right of the sword. In the greatest battle Scotland has ever seen, he would demonstrate the power of the Isles to become the Hero of Harlaw.

Uncaged Review: In Castle Tioram, Ranald has some horrifying news for his half-brother Donald “Donnie” MacDonald. Ranald tells Donald that he would like him to be clan chief for the Macdonald clan because he by right is the feudal heir. Donald isn’t for sure that he is the best choice. He is Oxford-educated and only twenty. Donald accepts the responsibility anyhow. Donald realizes he now needs a wife and decides to honor the childhood arrangement set up by his father and the Earl of Ross’s daughter Mariota Ross. Mariota sends her trusted knights to spy on Donald for her. When Donald finally gets to meet Mariota, he is quite pleased with the betrothal and they marry. Donald thinks everything is going well with most people trusting him to lead the clan, a beautiful wife and a growing family, isn’t all that perfect. Many want to be clan chieftain including his own family. Donald has no choice but fight his own family to prove himself or risk losing the support of the clan.

This is the third book in The Clan Donald Saga and what an exhilarating tale it is! These books are all wonderfully diverse, different and exciting! The story instantly transports you to medieval Scotland quite effortlessly! The three-dimensional characters just make you part of the story too. It’s amazing how Ms. Regan Walker writes these captivating novels, each varied and unique in their own way that makes the reading of them just utterly delightful! Donald was a magnificent hero and person! He was the unsung warrior. Many people don’t believe in him because of his youth, but he always proves everyone wrong. While Mariota the feisty-spirited heroine, is just his perfect counterpart. Sure, I did have an absolute girl crush on her, but she was just amazing! Even all the minor characters are extraordinarily distinct! Do I look forward to the next in the series? Yes, I do. Ms. Walker has definitely captured my attention, and I am ready for her next jaunt into history or wherever she wants to take us. I am down for the journey!
Reviewed by Roslynn Ernst

5 Stars

Uncaged Review – Gamble of Hearts by Virginia Barlow

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Cyrene Olson
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Gamble of Hearts
Virginia Barlow
Historical Romance

When a powerful duke arrives to collect his winnings from her brother, Lady Amora Hargrove discovers she is one of them. Following her brother’s arrest, she becomes the duke’s ward and falls for him hard and fast. Problem is, the duke has a violent hatred for gamblers, and she possesses a natural ability. Something he can never discover, or she will lose him forever.
The Duke of Ravencroft exacts revenge for his nephew’s death and gains a ward. Irresistibly drawn to the villain’s sister, he must play and gamble with their hearts or lose everything.

Uncaged Review: A good historical will give us danger, intrigue, love and the ability to visualize the time period as we read along. This one does all of that, and more. Lady Amora finds out that her horrid brother set it up for her to be part of the payment for his gambling debt, and a Duke has come to collect, and Amora finds out how despicable her brother truly has been and how she’s been used and finds she’s the ward of the Duke until a proper marriage partner is found. But Amora falls for the Duke…

There are endearing moments and even though the two met under less than perfect circumstances, they are both characters you will cheer on to find their way. This is a steamy book, and there are some moments that will make you laugh and there are moments that will break your heart. But through it all, this is a story that I read in one day.
Reviewed by Cyrene

5 Stars

Uncaged Review – Stone of Lust by Margaret Izard

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Cyrene Olson
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Stone of Lust
Margaret Izard
Fantasy Romance

She dreams of a Viking warrior with Fae-blue eyes and a God-like body that makes her heart pound like no other. Trying to save her kidnapped sister-in-law, Ainslie follows her back to the Vikings of Scotland, where she faces the very man who has haunted her dreams.

When Jarl, Rannick MacRaghnaill meets the alluring Warrior Woman who helped steal his warship, she dresses in clothing so strange that every curve teases his senses. But is she, as she claims, a woman from the future or an irresistible lying thief?

She’d risk her life to save her sister-in-law. He’d risk his honor to win her heart.
Can both hardened warriors save the realms from the evilest of Fae’s minds combined with the most dangerous of humans?

Uncaged Review: Fantasy romance has always been a favorite genre of mine, and this series just keeps getting better. With the third book, we follow Ainslie who goes back in time to the Vikings of Scotland, to save her kidnapped sister. She meets a man she’s dreamt about, Jarl, MMC Rannick MacRagnaill. Ainslie will have to work with him to save Bree. If you’ve read this series, you’ll know that Bree’s main love story with Colin was in book one, Stone of Love and here the author brings the characters back and it’s a tough situation, and may cause some triggers for some, but seeing what she goes through and not having it whitewashed gives this story so much more depth.

This is a fantastic, enchanting series, full of danger, intrigue and of course love. This is a highly recommended series for any fantasy lover, it has a great cast of characters and very original storyline. This series just keeps gaining momentum, and I’m looking forward to the next one. Reviewed by Cyrene

4.5 Stars

Uncaged Review – Riding Out the Storm by Elizabeth Rose

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Cyrene Olson
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Riding Out the Storm
Elizabeth Rose
Medieval Historical

★ Is a forbidden attraction strong enough to ride out the storm? ★

The English Lord:

Lord Gar Blackmore is the eldest of the cousins and still not married. As a child he was raised by pirates and even though he sails ships for the king, he is aware of the whispers that go on behind his back. Getting the chance to sail the ship of his dreams, he eagerly accepts the job of captaining an overseas merchant trade ship. At first, Gar doesn’t know that the owner of the ship has passed away and that his business is being run by his attractive but bossy widow. Worse yet, the woman plans to sail with him! Everyone knows a woman on board is bad luck. And what Gar is about to experience is anything but a calm sea.

The Widow:

Josefina Waterman is a widow from a loveless marriage. Since her late husband was a guildmember, it is her right to carry on the business for him. As an overseas trade merchant, she needs to hire a captain who can handle her large ship as well as the North Sea. The nobleman she’s hired is said to be the best, but she finds him arrogant and rude! He’s less than happy that she will be joining him on the journey. But every man has his weakness, and once they start working out their differences, they are noticing each other more than they should.

Sometimes opposites attract in ways never expected. When dreams suddenly turn to nightmares on the high seas, will Gar and Josefina’s attraction to each other be strong enough to ride out the storm?

Love has no bounds but marriage has rules. A noble must never marry anyone from below the salt.

Uncaged Review: Lord Edgar “Gar” Blackmore, a titled nobleman, has only one love of sailing. When Gar meets the ship, Lady Josefina, it is definitely an instant attraction. When Gar meets whom the ship is named after, widow Josefina Waterman, he is immediately smitten. Gar must keep it hidden though, because King Edward III has also decided that Gar must marry a noblewoman, so Josefina is out of the question. Gar’s task, though, is to sail the Lady Josefina with not only Josefina but her crew as well to Scarborough fair. Gar also brings along his cousins Robin and Martine as escorts, and it’s hard to turn down family. The sea-faring tale is filled with adventure on the high seas, but what Gar doesn’t know is that danger lurks around every corner and the growing romance between the two might not be able to survive the growing mutiny of the crew and others that could come between them or each other.

What an amazingly delightful historical sea-worthy story! Most of the time, I avoid books like these because I can’t really get into them. Maybe it’s because I haven’t really read any good ones, but this is not only a fairly easy tale to get into but the writing and book flow wonderfully. Ms. Elizabeth Rose also tells a charmingly captivating novel that it’s really difficult not to smile or just enjoy this one. I haven’t read the other books which I know I will go back and read, but this book can even stand-alone without any problems too. Gar is just a great moody guff hero. Sure, he isn’t the nicest guy, but underneath, he truly does have a heart of gold. While Josefina is his prefect counterpart and has almost a soothing presence to his coarseness. Yes, the love is almost immediate but totally works in this care. Will I read more? Of course, I will, and I look forward to it too! Reviewed by Roslynn Ernst

4.5 Stars

Uncaged Review – The Lady’s Daring Gambit by Sandra Sookoo

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Cyrene Olson
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The Lady’s Daring Gambit
Sandra Sookoo
Historical Romance

She needs to ferret out his secrets. He’s doing his level best to keep them.

Miss Honor Winslow wants revenge. Her father has been missing since the war with Napoleon ended. Then a week ago, a letter arrived from him asking for help, but it wasn’t signed, and no address had been included. Needing answers, she enlists the help of one of her friends, who has connections to the Home Office. If the old, pompous windbags there won’t listen, she will do the job herself, despite her physical difficulties following a minor apoplexy.

All Mr. Gideon McGarrett wants out of life is peace, and nearly forty, it’s finally within reach. Ready to close his last mission, the only thing he needs to do is extract a man of high military rank from where he’s hiding after being wounded. The one thing that stands in the way of a spotless career is the damned interference of a clever and vulnerable woman who insists on joining his mission.

As Honor and Gideon bicker during the journey north, heated awareness springs from forced proximity, and all too soon that desire becomes distracting, especially when a faux engagement is offered out of necessity. Once in the Lake District, when they locate her father, the woman who wants him dead has also arrived. It will take some smart negotiating and perhaps a fight to unravel the mess. Only then can the pair make a go at a life together—if they can stop hiding their emotions and let down their guards to enjoy the ride.

Uncaged Review: Miss Honor Winslow is shocked! She receives a letter from her father asking for aid. Honor decides the only thing that she can do is find him. So, Honor enlists the help of a friend who works for the home office. Hopefully someone there will listen to her and if no one will assist her, then she will find her father herself. Luckily, Honor runs into Gideon McGarrett, who grudgingly agrees to help her find him. On a perilous journey in a carriage to her father, Honor and Gideon barely tolerate each other. They are either fighting or throwing verbal insults at one another. Also, Honor likes to constantly put herself in danger, even with Gideon trying to protect her. When Honor and Gideon kiss, he still manages to be a gentleman, and Honor fights him in this too. Yet the more Gideon falls for Honor, he risks losing everything, including his heart.

This is a bit different historical regency romance. Sure, I will say that about all of them, but it truly is. The heroine is older, isn’t related to the ton and even suffers a stroke, which makes her more relatable. Honor, despite her physical health frailty, emanates strength which I just appreciate. Most of the characters I always read about seem so perfect and superhuman, but when you read a story where you think everyone is going to be perfect, it’s nice to know that isn’t so and characters can be felled by something as major as a stroke. Honor wasn’t just going to lie down and let people walk all over her, including Gideon, who I really did admire. While Gideon did annoy me because of his high-handed bossy attitude in the beginning. Sure, I eventually grew to tolerate him, but I always felt Honor could do so much better. What kept me reading was the tale and, of course, Honor. I just really loved her. I most definitely will read more by Ms. Sookoo including the first book in the series too! Reviewed by Roslynn Ernst

4.5 Stars

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