Augusta Ballinger and Harry Graystone seem to be complete opposites. Augusta is daring, frivolous, impetuous, and quick to follow any plan that occurs to her. Graystone is scholarly, disapproving, and very concerned with propriety. So Augusta is shocked when Graystone proposes marriage. How will there opposites work out their differences when they have to deal with war spies from the past?
I listened to the audio version of this book. It was interesting to see how the characters both changed throughout the book to become more and more like each other. A great historical romance.
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