5 stars. 
 I love unusual heros. The romance world is saturated with these alpha heros who are successful and/or wealthy, smooth and charming, good looking, etcetera etcetera. And so when I read a book with an amazing beta hero like Ian Mackenzie, who is brilliant but has something like Aspergers, they really stick with me. And the love feels so much more sweet because the heroine really must see the qualities that not many can and accept them as they are. It was that way with Mia Sheridan's Archer's Voice and it is the same here. I wish more authors would take on to write characters like these. 
 Ian comes from a noble family but he is known to be "not right in the head", in the days when autism/Aspergers has not been recognized diagnosed. He meets Beth, a wealthy widow, and decides he wants her. 
 Jennifer Ashley did a brilliant job getting into the mind of Ian. The writing is top-notch there. She also create these memorable scenes. I can't say the suspense was part of my high rating but then most of the time it's not for me.