Untamed

A reviewer

As an impoverished child, Patrick ¿Rourke¿ O¿Rourke successfully picked pockets until he was caught in 1875 by his latest intended target, Prime Minister Gladstone. At Rourke¿s trial the PM arranged for the lad to be given over to him for custody. He sent Rourke to Roxbury House, a Quaker orphanage in which Gladstone serves on the Board of Directors. ----------- Katherine¿s father was a drunken gambler, but she did not know how bad his vices were until she turned eleven years old. He used her pony Princess as a stake so that she lost her precious last gift her late mother gave her before dying. Over the next decade and a half Katherine raised and spoiled her younger sister Bea selling herself as a model for pictures to bring in food money for them. No one cares for Kate until in 1890 she meets Rourke.---------- The third ¿The Men of Roxbury House¿ tale (see ENSLAVED and VANQUISHED) is a terrific historical romance that returns the stars of the previous novels in support roles. However the story line belongs to the lead couple who share in common two feelings: love and a belief they are undeserving of love. Readers will appreciate UNTAMED a fine entry in a strong Victorian series.-------- Harriet Klausner

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Try Vanquished. Enjoy it. Skip this one. The descriptive language, character development and dialogue are all superior in the other book. Truthfully, I could not finish this. I apologize to the author.

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