This solid historical novel describes life in England as well as on the front during World War I. Characters are well developed and there is some additional intrigue involving a corrupt businessman.

Apparently, this book is the third installment in a series. I have not read the preceding books, but was still able to enjoy this one. However, there were references to quite a bit of drama that occurred earlier which was my first clue there might be other books. I think I might have enjoyed this book a little bit more having read the other two, but it is not necessary to do so.

I enjoyed the descriptions of the art of stained glass and the quest of the main character’s brother to find proof of traitorous activities of his former boss.

What a read! In keeping with the first two in the series, I could not put it down. I love how each chapter is dedicated to a character and how well it blends overall! If you're looking for a historical romance, read the series!

Thanks to the publisher and NetGallery for the advanced copy in return for an honest review.