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The first book in The Tales of the Jeweled Men series.

Captain Gideon Rossiter returned to England with one goal in mind: to marry his beloved, Lady Naomi Lutonville. After a six year absence, he was completely unaware of the turmoil his family had been through while he was gone. On his arrival, he discovered that his betrothal to Naomi had been dissolved and she had no desire to change that fact. Sick at heart and wondering what on earth had happened to change her feelings for him, he endeavored to find his family. When he was told, through a somewhat odd series of events, that his father had been finacially and socially ruined during his absence, he wasn't quite sure who to attack first. Enlisting the aid of his new friend Lieutenant James Morris along with several old friends who were willing to stand by him despite the scandel, he went in search of the truth behind his father's financial ruin. What they discovered would forever change their lives and endanger themselves and everyone they loved.

The review of this Book prepared by Laura J. Miller



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Plot & Themes

Time/era of story    -   1600 to 1899 Forbidden/mismatched love?    -   Yes Action/suspense subplot?    -   Yes Action:    -   chased by authorities/family    -   chased by/chasing kidnapper/killer    -   rescue kidnapped secondary character Inner struggle subplot    -   Yes Is really...    -   a criminal (possibly) If one lover chases another...    -   they alternate Misperception that    -   he/she doesn't love when she/she does

Main Male Character

Profession/status:    -   navy soldier Age/status:    -   20's-30's

Main Female Character

   -   20's-30's Profession/status:    -   unemployed Unusual characteristics:    -   Very shy

Setting

Europe    -   Yes European country:    -   England/UK Forest    -   Yes City?    -   Yes City:    -   London    -   dirty, dangerous (like New York)    -   rude people Misc setting    -   Fancy Mansion

Writing Style

Accounts of torture and death?    -   generic/vague references to death/punishment What % of story is romance related?    -   50% Focus of story    -   equally on him and her How much dialog    -   roughly even amounts of descript and dialog

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