Queen, by Heather Gray
  Today I read Queen (Regency Refuge Book 3).  It was the perfect way to spend a quiet Sunday — with murder’s, thieves, cut-throats, and traitors.  The twists and turns of this story — of the entire series, in fact — has kept me on the edge of my seat, and flipping pages as fast as I could read.
Each book in the series can stand alone, but together they form a rich, suspenseful tale of spies, counter spies, traitors, friendship, loyalty, and faith. Heather Gray paints vivid word pictures that bring her characters and story to life as they struggle with faith, loyalty, trust, forgiveness, and honor.
Gray does an excellent job of making each character’s faith walk an integral part of his or her character. Â The stories never come off as preachy and their faith is never forced. Â There are currently three books in the series, book one: His Saving Grace; book two: Jackal; and book three: Queen. Â With each book the story grows more and more complicated, and more and more compelling. I don’t know what the title of book four will be, but I am sure it is coming — and I am wishing it were already here. Â I’d love to spend another day reading a Heather Gray story.