2 years after the events of the last book; we are taken into the lives of Godric St John and the Lady Margret. 
 From the beginning of the novel, the two characters come face to face with each one; Margret holding a gun at Godric and actually shoots him. 
 Well, not him exactly ... 
 She shoots the Ghost of St. Giles whom she believes killed her fiancee 2 years ago. 
 What she doesn't know is that the Ghost is actually Godric; her husband whom she has not seen for two years. We later learn that Margret's brother had actually Blackmailed Godric into marrying Margret to avoid shame and scandal 
 Because she was carrying the child of her former fiance (whose relationship was kept secret) 
 So after spending two years apart; due to Margret miscarrying her child. She finally comes back with a mission; to bed her husband so that she can have another shot at being a mother. That proves to be quite difficult when Godric's heart still lies with his deceased wife whom he had loved all his life. 
 While the beginning of the story sounds really exciting, I did find it to be slow at the beginning; especially with Margret's and Godric's interactions but I guess it can be explained since they had not really interacted with each other since the moment they got married so having it awkward and slow is expected. 
 The loved the novel, especially because it is driven by these two characters. Godric has to be my favorite hero of the series (Mickey coming close second) because he is genuinely a very good man; despites his faults. He puts everyone else before himself; including sacrificing his loyalty to his wife Clara in order to give Megs what she wants and goes to extreme lengths to protect her. He had my heart melting with every gesture he made. 
 Megs on the other hand, was not so easy for me to like at first. I honestly did not know what I felt about her the whole time; while I understood her reasons and reluctance ... I found that I wanted to choke the life out her at time when she seemed too selfish, too demanding and too stubborn. Towards the end I did see her develop into a likable character. With all that being said about her; there is something about her that I have never seen in any other female heroine in a book; I can't put my finger on it but she does seem very special and memorable. 
 I absolutely adored her letters. 
 Fantastic book, I cannot wait for the next one ^^ 
 4.5/5 stars