ROMANCE

A Mistress for Major Bartlett

by Annie Burrows
Harlequin Historical. (Brides of Waterloo, Bk. 2). Jun. 2015. 288p. ISBN 9780373298372. pap. $6.50; ebk. ISBN 9781460382899. HISTORICAL ROMANCE
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Unwilling to believe that her twin brother, Gideon, has been killed, impetuous Lady Sarah Latymor rushes off to the muddy, blood-soaked Waterloo battlefield only to find not her twin but a disoriented and badly wounded Maj. Tom "Cat" Bartlett. He's one of Randall's legendary Rogues and a noted womanizer, but, naturally, Sarah can't leave him to die. With no other option, she brings him back to her rooms, patches him up, and takes over his care, never thinking of the difference in their stations or the potential damage to her reputation.
VERDICT A notorious but honorable rake and a proud, sometimes reckless heroine flout convention and find unlikely love in a story that doesn't gloss over the heartbreaking brutality of war. Burrows (Lord Havelock's List) lives in the UK.
Reviewed by Kristin Ramsdell , Jun 15, 2015
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