Title: Raven's Vow is a story you don't want to miss.
Product review: I read Gayle Wilson's contemps first and loved them, so I was anxious to try one of her historicals . . . and it was as big a treat as I had hoped. John Raven is a man who keeps his promises - in the case of his wife the promise is two-fold. He's promised her freedom, something most women lack in the British Aristocracy. And he's promised himself she'll be his in more than just name - he wants her heart and soul. Raven's Vow was a delight. Catherine was a strong woman in a society that frowned on feminine strength. That she finds a man who not only allows it, but cherishes that strength is a true "happily-ever-after."
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