She's been a civilian for two years but only now does she realize that she's been 'one of the boys' for far too long. Her prosthetic arm isn't helping with her shattered self-esteem either. Things that never bothered her before are certainly bothering her now and that's even before the arrival of the temperamental new guest at the rehabilitation centre. She's there to do a job and she's determined to succeed. She's a survivor, a fighter, certainly not a quitter, but even she can't understand the way her emotions ebb and flow as swiftly as the tides in the beautiful bay of Roscoff. Aqua-eyed...

Book 2 in the Unrivalled Regency Series. Anne and Giles' story. Waiting for nearly two years hadn't been easy. Every second under Anne's emerald gaze had been pure torture while Giles waited out her mourning, but now it was over and with the county's eligible, if aging bachelors already gathering at her gates, he hadn't a moment to lose. With his heart in his mouth and his marriage proposal on his lips, it was unfortunate that Anne's aristocratic father and overbearing brother chose that particular moment to visit. Lord Edward Ellesworth had never been keen on the lower classes. That his...