She runs right into a safe harbor with Sir Julian Grey, who professes to be a vicar but one might come to the conclusion that he is perhaps about one fourth vicar and three-fourths spy. Helena is on the run from her evil husband who was a wife and child beating brute. I'm a huge fan of Moriah Densley and so enjoyed getting to catch up with Lady Chauncey, Helena Duncombe, aka Sophia's mama from 'Song for Sophia.' If you have not read, 'Song for Sophia' - may I recommend that you do so as soon as possible in order to fully understand this little book about Helena. I recommend this book, this author to anyone who likes historical romance. Her historical romance books are the best of any author I have read and I have read most of the #1 authors in this genre. I started reading this as soon as I got it I and read it straight through not willing to wait to see what would happen plus the fact that Moriah is such a fantastic writer. As Helena waits on word from Sophia, Julian and Helena start getting to know each other and both discover that first impressions and preconceived notions are not always right. He is infuriated at what has happened to Helena but has secrets of his own. She meets Julian St Grey, Vicar and ex soldier. Helena is running for her life when her carriage over turns and by sheer determination who is able to get away.

I knew a little of Helena's past from reading Song of Sophia but I never knew how horrible her past was to cause her to choose the lifestyle she chose. I just have to say I loved this story about the strong Helena.

Song For Sophia by Moriah Densley