Saving Sarah

Saving Sarah proved that Gail Ranstrom is a writer of heroes I fall in love with and heroines I fantasize about being. These are stories of strong men -- and women strong enough to be their match. Saving Sarah was such a different couple than Ms. Ranstrom's first book, A Wild Justice, yet they were as vivid and real as any I've read. Plotting is one of Ms. Ranstrom's strong suits. I enjoy a page turner and this one kept me burning the midnight oil. The language swept me up and away and I was sorry when it was over.I can't wait for her next one!

Saving Sara was one of the best Regencies I've read. The writing was vivid, the characters spunky, sexy, and down right dangerous. I loved the premise of the Wednesday League, a group of women in 1818 London who refused to let serious crimes go unpunished and cleverly dispensed their brand of justice. At times I was sitting on the edge of my seat, reading as fast as I could. I felt like they were real people. I can hardly wait for the next criminal activity that takes their interest. This is definately a keeper!

Ms. Ranstrom's 2nd installment in her "Wednesday League" series is a fun, sexy romp through the dark underbelly of Regency London.It is the story of Lady Sarah Hunter & Ethan Travis, the brother of an Earl who is shunned by society because of his past. How these two come together is a complicated, plot twisting tale skillfully told--with a whole lot of sexual tension thrown in to sweeten the pot.If you like finely crafted, well-written romances, buy this book. You won't be disappointed.

I loved this book! It's such a page turner - I flew through it until I neared the end and had to make myself slow down because I just didn't want it to be over! It's got great suspense, steamy romance, and the author really takes you back to England in the 1800's! This one goes in my short pile of books I look forward to rereading. I highly recommend it!

The back cover reads:"Sarah Hunter was a lady of the night. Not in the salacious sense, but Ethan Travis has no way of knowing her close-held secrets. He saw, instead of an avenging angel, a lost and vulnerable soul who needed his unique talents to rescue her - almost as much as he needed her unconditional love to rescue him!Cloaked in dark and dangerous appeal, Ethan Travis wore his whispered title of "the Demon of Alsatia" well. And Sarah Hunter was drawn to him with a mad intensity. But it was futile, she knew, for even a man with a past could never truly desire a woman without a future!"I could not put this book down. I kept wanting to turn the next page a find out what happened. The story is filled with suspens and sensual love scenes. I don't think I'll be loaning this one out - it is a keeper.