I liked how the author took two characters I really didn't care for in the beginning of this series, and turned them around through their salvation experience and they became people I truly cared for by the time I finished this third and final book. (Note: all 3 stories are like one big book so I strongly recommend reading them in the order they were written)

David Youngblood has just gotten out of the penal colony after about 7 years. He is a much changed man than when he was originally sent there. He owes his release to the beautiful Camille, who has loved David despite the terrible things he has done in his past to her and to others. They will both now enter the London society as man and wife and will try to redeem themselves from their terrible past. But David has a promise to keep to a friend he made while on Devil's Island, and Camille and him will set out to clear a man's name.

I loved the love these two characters had for each other and how they each helped the other deal with harsh situations they were having to go through. This story had many trials in it, but also many triumphs. It is a story of faith, grace and forgiveness. This was a series I am very glad to have taken the time to read. ( )