To say I couldn't put this mystery, romance fiction work down would be an understatement. I found this book so intriguing. Eliza Ellis was raised in the forest by her beloved "father" the Captain. Eliza knew no different than her world in the forest and the world she read about in so many books. One day in intruder comes to her safe space and takes her away. Eliza has no idea what is going on or even how to adapt to her new world. Now she is being told her "father", the Captain, is not her father but rather Lord Ellis is her father. And what has happened to her mother? What are the reoccurring nightmares she has? Will she ever fully understand why she has had nightmares for so many years. So much is being revealed to Eliza and she is not sure she wants to confront any of it.
This book is romance, historical and mystery all wrapped into one. I found myself completely intrigued by the story line, but also mystified. Some of it was unbelievable, but it was also believable in a way. So very intriguing. Hannah writes in a way the will have the reader coming back for more in an otherwise unbelievable story. I thoroughly enjoyed The Girl From the Hidden Forest by Hannah Linder.
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