Mystery to go with the romance

Nice to have a historical romance where the realities of poverty and discrimination pay a very natural, not-in-your-face role in the story. No aristocrats magically waving their wealth and power around, but a very real dilemma and mystery to solve keeping our lovers apart. Our hero acts like a hero and does real man stuff, while being courteous and decent.

I've played this one at least twice already and it's a real keeper. The narrator is awesome, too. I'm totally hooked on James Langton's voice. He totally sinks me into the story.

Love the ethical and moral issues that go into being a magistrate and the idiocies of small town life. The dart tournament and their obsession with the prize jar, the arrogant doctor... I want more stories from this family!

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Only the mystery kept me curious

Slow unfolding and yet another male focused on his lust and what he called his breeding organ. Spare us. But it was free and the sub mysteries give it some interest. The narrator is good during dialog, but his sing-song, monotone narrative might be partially to blame for me feeling it was slow. The intimate references and scenes were cringy, especially as they got longer and more detailed, so I skipped those parts and will probably avoid this author again.

Lovely story interesting characters

James Langton and Grace Burrowes make a great team. Grace is a talented story teller and masterful at character development. James is great at interpreting and bringing her characters to life.

Love A Grace Burrows Gentleman

I simply adore everything Grace Burrowes’s writes. I’ve read 80% of her catalog and there’s not one dud in the bunch. Jack’s story is no different.

A sound plot and good, rounded characters

Burroughs creates entertaining plots and this one is excellent. Her characters are fully-realized. Although the author sometimes overdoes the sex scenes, this one is more realistic and therefore more relatable.