Sequel, please! I also wouldnt mind, Tom and Sharon Curtis aka, Laura London a novel about Morgan. You leave this lovely story with the sense that Cat is now ready to take an emotional risk. All three characters grow as people in the novel, and Cat who also is just 18, but has had a ROUGH life develops because of his relationship with Merry an ability to form relationships, including a connection with someone significant at the end of the book. That person admitted she did not finish the book. Of course, Ive been waiting for nearly 30 years! Most I still hope! I disagree strongly with an earlier review that said Merry should have ended up with Cat. This novel was just gorgeous.and Im waiting on tender hooks for a sequel for Cat. And, they grow and develop as human beings! Not common often in more modern novels. London: 'This sophisticated romptakesreaders intothe Regencyperiodwith charming, colorful imagery that describesallthe sights,sounds andsmellsof. However, the novel is so beautifully written, all the characters so carefully crafted, that I could not help but fall passionately in love with them. And, yes, the hero seems abusive at times, common more in 80s romances. But, I suppose they were naive and innocent in the Regency area, at least women from this class, despite the expectation of early marriage. From the storm-tossed Atlantic to the languid waters of the Gulf Stream, from a smuggler's den to a gilded mansion, Merry struggled to escape.to escape the prison of her own reckless passions, the bondage of sweet, bold desire. the 1980s, when so often the heroine was depicted as the naive, innocent teenager. Yes, this novel was written during a different time.

The Windflower by Laura London