Rosalyn is on the run. Put in an impossible position by her employer, she rushes off and ends up in London. She initially plans on heading to her sister's home, but a bad decision takes her position from bad to worse. Eventually, she ends up on the doorstep of a theater and gets herself a job.
Nate is an army man, and he's only filling in at the theater until his brother's broken leg heals. He's determined to put all thoughts of women far from his mind and focus on getting back to the army. He feels guilty and plans to make up for his faults by going back to India. His fascination with Rosalyn seems doomed to fail. She's enamored with the bright lights of the stage, and he won't stray from his plan to head back to India.
This is the first book I've read by this author, and I was impressed with her characters and story. I thought Rosalyn a little too innocent at times, considering what she went through when she first arrived in London, but overall, it was a light read that I enjoyed. I look forward to reading about Julia, Rosalyn's sister, in the next book. She appears in this one, but I think overall it's going to be safe to read them alone/out of order without too much trouble. Good Book!
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