Devon

Devon has many enjoyable twists and turns set against the American Revolutionary War. Her relationship with Hunter is passionate but they fail to discuss their feelings about each other until the end of the book. I would have liked an epilogue to it so that I knew what happened to them after they finally declared their love for one another. While we get a clear depiction of Devon's psychological turmoil, Byers paints little of Hunter's weaknesses other than being bossy. Even when he's ill after being rescued from the prison ship, Byers does not effectively show Devon's rich love for him as many authors do in romances to communicate the depth of the character's love. Nonetheless, I enjoyed this as I did Callista.

From the Back Cover: SOCIETY MISS BY DAY... DARING THIEF BY NIGHT When Devon Mackinsey is saved from her life as a scullery maid by the titled grandmother she never knew, she blossoms into a spirited beauty, determined to save her ancestral home -- even if it means turning to crime as the notorious Shadow. But when Hunter Barclay discovers the flame-hired fixen stealing his uncle's silver, they make a devil's bargain -- one kiss for silence about his secret: he's a spy for the colonists. They part as Devon's destiny is cast to the wind in a dangerous and exciting adventure that takes her around the world and back -- ever a slave to passion and the man who has made her a prisoner of love....