Cat is totally at home running through the woods, climbing trees, and taking down wild boar alone.
Her wildness, freedom and vibrant love of life has captured Nathaniel’s attention.

When a letter from the Queen summons the best healer and protector, Cat and Nathaniel travel together to London court.

This is my first Heather McCollum and I can’t help but feeling a bit, not lost necessarily, but lacking a lot of history. Quick recaps are here and there, but I was upset that apparently I missed those first kiss from a previous book. I wish there had been a flashback to it so I could feel more tension between them.

Unfortunately for me, this book had a lot of action and the romance got lost between all the running here and there. There was a scene where they played cards to exchange information about themselves and I really enjoyed that. However, it just didn’t have the tension build up I prefer.

I do think this book is well written and if you enjoy plenty of action, politics of the era, and court intrigue, this may well be a hit for you.



I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.