Grasping onto that lifeline, Gabriel leaves the hell of his existence behind. To repay him for befriending their brother, for bearing any punishments that were to be given to the child, for keeping his innocence intact, they offer Gabriel a place in their home as a companion to James. They offer him more hope than he’s ever had in his life. Until he meets Lady Sarah Munroe and Ross, the Earl of Huntington, James’ siblings.

Too many times his hope over the years has been crushed, so now with the prospect of not even having James in his life, the world is a very dim place for Gabriel. He is highly valuable to the brothel he’s been in nearly all his life. He is more than capable of pleasuring a woman or a man. Gabriel has been thoroughly tutored in the art of sex. He has protected James for the last five years, something that has kept Gabriel living. The one person who is his friend in the horrible world Gabriel has grown up in is about to return to his family. The beginning of the book gives us Gabriel realizing his life is about to get worse than it’s ever been. James’ debut book makes it all the more special. This is definitely one of those books for me.

Historical Romance published by Medallion Press 1 Nov 08Įvery now and again a story comes along that pulls at your heart, wrings emotion out of you until nothing is left, defies you to hope for that happily ever after that you take for granted in every romance book you pick up. Sandy M’s review of Broken Wing by Judith James