My only regret is that she stopped at three stories. The love scenes are well placed and fit perfectly. Her dialog is not mere banter, either, but meaningful conversations that bring you into the heart of the characters’ longings and fears. Her writing is wonderfully descriptive with no overly long introspection passages as some writers of romance engage in. Jensen weaves a beautiful story with very real passions and hurts, in this case, children hurt by the sins of others. Neither shares the pain they carry nor the story of their past.

Knowing nothing of this, Trevor decides he must have the notorious Mrs. The duke left her a wealthy woman but she wants her husband’s money for the principle, for his honor.

She won’t correct the impression, though false, because it serves her purpose. Because she cared for a duke who was sick during his last years, everyone in the Ton assumes Nell was his mistress and she a courtesan.

Nolan, is staying in London only long enough to tie up a loose end: a British lord cheated her out of her husband’s pay owed him when he was killed in the war years ago. A member of the Ten (former spies for England during the wars with France), Trevor gets the assignments the others don’t want, the assassinations, for example. Trevor is an impoverished Irish lord, who lives by his gambling and his work for the Crown. As a young man, his father beat Trevor so badly he remains scarred, both inside and out. Once, when she was a young girl in Ireland, Nell wished on the moon and looked into a mirror hoping to see a picture of the man who would one day be her lover. Wulfstan (another member of the Ten) and Nell Nolan. Moonlit is the 3rd in the Regency spy trilogy and an amazing finish. The second, Fallen, written in 2001, is set in Scotland in 1812, and is the story of Gabriel Loudon, Earl of Rievaulx (also one of the Ten), and Maggie, Isobel’s beautiful sister. The first book in the trilogy, Entwined, written in 1997, was set in England in 1810, and tells the story of Nathan, Viscount Oriel and his Scottish love, Isobel. There were 10 spies to begin with (“the Ten”). This book involves former spies for England during the wars with France.

Entwined by Emma Jensen