I can't imagine anyone not being affected by this scene. (Insert little girl sigh here) It was so completely cheesy but jesus it was romantic. Highly recommended!Oh and I can't forget to mention the chemistry between these two HOT! Their first kiss scene over the blackjack table is not to be missed.And I almost forgot to mention the ending scene where Hawk proposes.
This is not an upbeat book but a beautiful, tragic, and love in all it's glory and ugliness story. Hawk clearly grows emotionally as a human-being throughout the story and man I can tell you it is a wonderful thing to read. The options for Bel after she is raped in 1800's England are made blatantly and shamefully clear in this story, very moving. As a woman it's hard not to cheer and cry for her. When I read romance books I am usually drawn to the lead male but with this book Bel stole the show for me. These lush descriptions definitely add to the feel and flow of the book. (Bel is posing/trying to become a courtesan) Foley does a valiant job of setting the scene and atmosphere of London and it's slums. Basically comments in regards to her being a slut. Hawk is a bit of a jerkface for awhile and as the reader I was pissed off at some of the things he said to Bel. I know some people have a problem with these types of scenes in their romance books so just be forewarned. It's between Bel and a minor character and it's not very graphic, Bel kind of blacks out as it is happening.
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