Lord of Her Heart by Gail Eastwood

 …A charming village, a struggling hero, a woman who risks having her heart broken twice...

 About the Book:

Tom Hepston left the village of Little Macclow fourteen years ago. Now he is back, but he hasn’t come willingly and he has no plans to stay. He’s proud of the naval career he served, but he believes the physical and mental wounds he suffered have made him a madman no woman could—or should—love. As the village prepares to celebrate May Day, he is in danger of becoming re-entangled in a life he already chose to leave behind him.

Sally Royden’s young heart broke when Tom left the first time. She now leads a full life, caring for her sister and serving as the village seamstress. Tom’s experiences have changed him. Will her heart be broken twice—by the same man?

 Our Review: This achingly lovely romance between two lonely, deserving people is enhanced by the author’s in-depth descriptions of May Day and all it encompasses. Cheers to an author for her energy and willingness to research the era and it’s times. Brava!

 On a scale of 1-5, Lord of Her Heart deserves a 5.

 Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews