Hannah is on her way to London when her ship goes down. She makes it to shore, only to discover a horrifying fact: wreckers are making sure no one survives. This determined young woman manages to reach the road, but she's not safe yet.

I found this to be an interesting novel. From the moment the ship goes down at the start of the novel, we follow Hannah as she does everything to prove who she is. The sense of danger lingers throughout the story.

Adam Blackwold could have been an amazing hero. I liked how easily he could go from being put together, formal, to being unkempt. And he didn't care. However, beyond that, he wasn't very memorable.

Overall, this was a unique Regency story, even if the romance felt lacking. I would recommend it to any Regency reader looking for a fun read.

I received a copy from the author and am reviewing of my own free accord. ( )