Friends from childhood, Leah and Charles are attracted to each other but their path to be together is not easy. 
 This is one that left me feeling rather ambivalent. I didn't hate it, but it's not a favorite either. The brief prologue was cute, but the actual story was...rather boring. It felt like the obstacles for this couple were contrived and all they had to do was have an actual conversation and not make assumptions. 
 There was one historical point that bothered me, and that was how the idea of a lady taking up archery was so shocking. This was a widely accepted pastime for ladies during that time, so this shouldn't have been a strange concept for the characters of the time. 
 While I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend this one, readers who like a light, clean read may enjoy this. 
 I revived an advance reading copy from Netgalley and my opinion is my own.