My Heart's True Delight: True Gentlemen book 10 Kindle Edition

I have been waiting for Ash’s and Della’s story for years and through many books in the True Gentlemen series. It did not disappoint. If you are not already invested in the characters, I cannot say if you will be as instantly swept into the story as I was, but I was caught from the first page, eager to see what would unfold for these two star-crossed lovers.Ash and Della have been circling each other for years, each willing to admit to themselves that the other is the only person they will ever love, but unable to do anything about it. Della has the limitations of being a woman in a time when women rarely pursued their passions and being confused by Ash’s aloof demeanor. Ash has his own laundry list of concerns. When the time comes, however, Ash cannot allow her to marry anyone but him even knowing they risk terrible heartbreak if they cannot overcome their weaknesses to make the marriage work. Ultimately, they determine that they would rather attempt to muddle along together than separately.One note of caution: This is not a traditional romantic romp through Regency England. The author tackles serious issues related to mental health in the book. She does it honestly and brilliantly. While the book is by no means depressing, it also isn’t a light, cheery read. There is a lot to digest.

This is such a lovely book about a terrible issue. Ash Dorning suffers from depression and though he's loved Della Haddonfield for years, he fears commitment to her because his illness would ruin any chance of happiness for them. Della, not understanding and tired of waiting for Ash, inadvertently falls into a scandal, and Ash must come to the rescue.Ms. Burrowes writes such lovely stories and I always pre-order all her books. I've been waiting for Ash and Della's story and it does not disappoint. Depression is such a serious topic today that one forgets its existence in past times. It might have been called 'blue devils' or something else, but it has been an issue for centuries. It was interesting to see how it was addressed here in this thoroughly beautiful romance.

I have eagerly awaited this book , already having a series reader's investment in both Ash and Della. I was particularly curious about how Burrowes would handle the topic of clinical depression. I'm still not sure what I think of how she approached it. She did a vividly good job at showing such depression, but I am uncertain whether she undersold its tenacity and likely duration, regardless of all the good will and problem-solving effort devoted to it.Della is a terrific character, stunningly forthright, courageous, loyal. Ash is a character with whom it's easy to sympathize and empathize. The antagonist is infuriating, also two-dimensional.

This is a book I have been waiting to read since Will’s True Wish where we begin to learn more about the Doening brothers first introduced in Worth. As usual Grace Burrowes continues to weave her magic as we finally get to see Ash in action. The adorning men are very talented. Della is a Haddonfield, the youngest sister of an earl. I held my breath as challenges rise, hurt was healed and love built a relationship among the characters. Grace Burrowes weaves books that work together to form the Ton and help us visit the Regency period. I would recommend any of her books. She is a must read for me.

Another fascinating Dorning story with Ash and Lady Della Haddonfield as the focus and various other Dornings and Haddonfields wandering in and out. Most intriguing reading due to topics of melancholia and anxiety along with a mean blighter trying to spoil the whole HEA. Of course, love will out as this is historical romance. Smile.

Ash and Della have been mentioned in previous books in this series. I really don't believe you need to read the previous book to get into this one. Not a normal historical romance as Ash suffers from depression and Della from panic attacks, at least that's what I thought happened to her. The end was surprising to me. A very well written story with great characters. I really enjoyed the book.

I simply can not find anything I didn't like about this book. Grace Burrows is incapable of writing a boring story which is a gift that not many have. If you want a book that entertains, invites you into the story line and ends the way you wish more did, then grab this book and plan to enjoy however long it takes you to read it. You will not be disappointed.

But not a standalone. Need to have read preceding novels. Interesting treatment of depression, but not particularly complex novel. Retread villain trope. But as always well-written. Looking forward to St a more's story.

This is about a depressed hero and a very determined heroine.The hero has been battling fits of the dismals for years. The heroine has decided he is the only one who will do for her. They get married, but then instead of going on honeymoon and learning to cope with each other they go to a house-party with a great number of unpleasant people who seem go out to set them up. WHY? The reader is also treated to too much information about their sexual problems and predilections. By the end I was losing patience and just wanted it all to end.

Much awaited book.Ash and FellasMuch awaited story of Ash and Della.Grace has done it again,taken us on a roller coaster with a couple with issues and mental health problems.Did not cope well to begin with but you must read this book to find out ----did the power of love get them through.

One of the best books I have read in months. I have read every one of her novels and this rates as one of the best.

Always enjoy reading Grace Burrows books, and always look forward to her next publication.

An interesting opinion on the 19th century view of mental problems and their attempts to hide and dismiss them rather than heal the wounds.