Daniel's True Desire

I adored this book. I loved Daniel, the vicar who is almost, but not quite too good to be true. I loved the prickly Lady Kirsten, who is determinedly on the shelf and happy about it. I was enchanted by the little boys whom the vicar, with Kirsten's help, transforms from little hellions to "scholars.......more

Easily my least favorite Burrowes to date. Only just three stars for me. I hate criticizing this woman who is so talented and unique and writes a gazillion books a year (and thank God for that, because - much like chocolate or gin and tonic or cups of tea - I'm not sure how I'd get on without her in......more

I had high hopes for this romance. The hero is vicar who is challenged to suppress his desires in order to honor his calling. Daniel has a horrible wife from whom he is estranged. He would like nothing more than to cut her completely from his life, but a divorce –or even an annulment– would rob him......more

Up until a few months ago, Vicar Daniel Banks, along with his difficult wife Olivia, had been raising his nephew as his son. His sister Letty was poorly used when she was younger, leaving her pregnant and without options at the time, but her recent marriage has given her the opportunity of reclaimin......more

Disclosure: I received this ARC through Netgalley. Thank you to Sourcebooks Casablanca and to Grace Burrowes for the opportunity. Yes, this is an honest review. * * * Up to the age of 20, Daniel Banks had lived a golden life, fulfilling his and his father's lifelong dream for him of becoming a vicar,......more