I always love the historical romances because they have an extra layer of intrigue to them - perhaps it's because of the differences in manners, behaviours and customs of the period in which they are set.
Lady Dru decides to set off alone (that's a no-no for a start), to chase her wayward sister and her sisters' lover (another definate non-no) to Gretna Green to stop their marriage and to save her sister from disgrace.
Of course, on the way, she becomes more and more likely to become the one who is disgraced as she is forced by circumstances (bad weather, broken cart wheels etc) into situations that leave her virtue open to question. She meets another traveller who initially tries to help her retain her anonimity and get her to her destination, but as the journey progresses, they both end up having to resort to illegal means to fund the journey and find themselves falling in love.
In the end, Lady Dru has a happy ending and it's a jolly good romp of a read till you get there. 5 stars.