Avon, Jan 2005, 5.99, 384 pp.
ISBN: 006057156X
Two years have passed since the highwaymen stopped the carriage bearing his wife and son yet William Enton still spends his time imbibing in drink to forget his loss and alleviate his feelings of guilt for not accompanying them. When highwaymen attacked their carriage, his wife, told the driver to stride away from them, but the coach took a turn too fast and toppled. A lantern burned the carriage and its riders. The thieves caught up, but never stole her jewelry. Now in 1819 still wondering why she left and why he stayed silent when she said she was going, William vows vengeance.
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William enters Darkdowne, where thieves attack him. A Princess rescues him and takes William to her leader Poke. William is fascinated by the Princess, the first woman to stir him since the tragedy. They fall in love while working on a robbery.
Harriet Klausner
The review of this Book prepared by Harriet Klausner
