Adam Greyhawke has spend the last two years in seclusion after the death of his wife and child. But when he inherits the earldom and a ward, he realizes that he must rejoin society to take up the reins of his new position. Even though everyone suspects that he is back in London to secure a new wife, that is the furthest thing on his mind. He never wants to go through that heartache again.
Miss Katharine Wright is use to man only wanting her for her dowry and the connect to her uncle, the duke. But when she meets Adam, the attraction between them is mutual and somewhat overpowering.
Running into each other all over town, has them wondering if fate has taken over. Can Katherine convience Adam that love is worth taking a second chance at marriage?
LOVED this story!! We've seen glimpses of the hardened Adam while reading the other two books in the series, so it was nice to see a softer side of him with his story.
The attraction between Adam and Katherine was instantaneous. As a reader, you could almost feel it leaping from the page. But what I really liked about this story is that I felt like Adam and Katharine became friends before they became lovers. The passion they felt for each other, I think was made that much stronger because of the friendship and mutual understanding they felt for one another.
I really enjoyed this series and am sad to see it end. I'm looking forward to Grey's new trilogy titled, The Rakes of St. James. I'm sure I love it as much as I did the Heirs' Club!
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