Georgiana is intrigued by the handsome stranger who appears unexpectedly at the hunt ball-then amazed and delighted to discover he is none other than Granville Dudley Ryder, dearest playmate of her childhood. The specter of Granville's harsh father, however, shadows all that Granville strives to achieve until the terrors of the Cato Street Rebellion lead Granville to reconciliation and love.An entirely historical story that moves from Cambridge to Somerset, to London to Wales and includes many of the most famous people of the day, the letters they wrote, and the words they spoke-even the animals are a matter of record. A love story for all time.This historical novel reflects the author's love for English literature and English history. . .This story is enjoyable and dramatic with a strong emphasis on salvation subtly woven into the plot. B. W., Bookstore Journal The reader is treated to the best of two worlds-that of well written fiction and romance and that of carefully researched history. While being entertained one will at the same time learn something of history. Betty Jean Smith, Watchman Book ReviewsRich with cultural and historical details this story bears the timeless message of man's struggle to find peace with God in spite of inherent unworthiness. . . A surprising romantic twist at the end makes the book especially enjoyable. Kathryn Burns, Christian Library Journal