Ten
months ago, Lady Grace Ashworth's husband was reported killed in
battle. Her husband's brother, the new Earl and his wife
immediately swept her out of the house to the dowager house. Now,
her brother-in-law has arranged marriage for her with a neighbor that
started visiting after her husband died. Grace does not want to
remarry because she loved her husband so much but she hates living in
the dilapidated dowager house alone so she will agree to the match.
The day after, a carriage pulls up to the dowager house and her
husband climbs out. He is not the same man due to a brain
injury he received. Michael only wants the best for Grace and
attempts to drive her away from him.
The
struggles they have while learning how to work with Michael's injury
are poignant and the reader feels great empathy toward Grace. The
struggles that Michael goes through to find happiness with the man he
is now are beautifully written. The flash backs helped
establish how Michael and Grace met and what their relationship was
like before he went to war. I was hoping for a bigger blow out
when Michael returned to the manor house with the sister-in-law. I
only wish their HEA could have included the children Grace wanted.
This
was a wonderful novel. I thought that the cover of the book was hotter that the contents. And, that was fine. Every once in a while, I want to read a book that makes me think and every other page isn't sex.
Off topic of the content of the novel, I wonder why the editors don't go onto Goodreads when the are thinking about a title and see how many other novels have the same title?! When I searched, this was the fifth "His Saving Grace" I found.
Off topic of the content of the novel, I wonder why the editors don't go onto Goodreads when the are thinking about a title and see how many other novels have the same title?! When I searched, this was the fifth "His Saving Grace" I found.
I
received this book as an ARC from NetGalley and the publisher in
exchange for an honest review. Thank you.
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