Millstone of Doubt

"We cannot judge Scripture or what we know about God by our own experiences and emotions, because those are changeable and untrustworthy most of the time." Wow, this second book in the series was packed to the brim with suspense, mystery, secrets and romance! I highly recommend it to any Regency mystery fans out there. The series should be read in order though since this second book is built on the foundation laid in the previous book. Juliette and Daniel are finally in training to be agents of the Crown and their interactions are as delicious as ever. Juliette's nurturing side comes out in full force here as she helps her best friend shoulder through tragedy and loss. Daniel's shortcomings are displayed prominently as he struggles with arrogance, prejudice, and self-absorption. I totally loved his Bow Street partner Ed, who is such a gem and a straight-forward mentor for Daniel. The murder mystery component was great and the spark of romance was sweet. The theme of God being a good Father was a noteworthy one throughout the story. And we finally get some answers to questions....but you'll have to read to book to find out what these gasp-worthy secrets are. I received the book from the publisher via JustRead Tours and was under no obligation to post a positive comment. All opinions are my own.