Desire Never Dies by Jenna Petersen - book review

This is the second of three books I read over the past few days while getting over a nasty head. There's nothing like a book to make you feel better!

I liked the idea of a group of lady spies. Imagine how well that would have gone down with the male spies of the time in 1808! The romance was lovely and I enjoyed the developing relationship between Ana and Lucas as it unfolded. It always feels a bit funny to me to read an English set historical where words like realise are spelled with the American 'z'. I wondered why Avon chose to do this.

There was a little incident near the end of the book where the heroine did something rather daring and when the hero tried to follow, he didn't quite manage with the same degree of success. I won't say because it would spoil it for readers, but it was a good revelation of his feelings for her and of how her character had grown and matured as the book progressed.

Jennie