Lion's Lady Book

4.5 stars

Rereading old Julie Garwood's books because I've been feeling kinda meh about the romances I've been reading. I desperately need to break the curse and read something that's not a three star romance.

I love how different this book was from both her other books and from other HRs. It was such a refreshing story between a marquess and an English woman who has been raised by the Dakota tribe of Native American Indians. She has recently returned to England to fulfill her mother's dying wish.

Lyon and Christina were so likable and I loved how compatible and equal they were! And their banter was so fun! I loved how determined Christina was and how she wasn't a pushover. I mean there's a scene where he shouted at her in front of others and he came back to his home to find all his shoes in front of the door because she's "divorcing him" and he was told that he need to move from the house because he humiliated her. I was so freakin proud!!! And there was that knife scene? And how he didn't even suspect that it was her? Christina was just so freakin amazing. I also loved the culture difference between them and how they both learned to understand and trust each other.