T. Davis Bunn

Isabella Bunn

This historical drama and romance set in Venice and the English countryside of the 1800s features richly textured surroundings, memorable characters, and surprising plot twists as the daughter of a Venetian merchant prince secretly abandons ship in search of the man she loves.

The Noble Fugitive

Jeni Enjaian

A review from my old blog...

I found myself positively surprised by this book. I didn't like the first book in the series and compared it unfortunately to some of Gilbert Morris' better works. (Better but still not so great)

Although the Bunns confused me a little by deviating with multiple story lines they did condense the story into a time frame of a little less than a year. The first book spanned several years and didn't seem to have a coherent story line.

The only problem I had was a bit of confusion with the prologue and arranging the time line at the beginning of the book.

Overall the book was not bad but not something that I'll add to my personal library.

The Noble Fugitive

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