Caroline Storme was commited to an asylum when she was still a child. After twenty years and the death of her father, her cousin brought her home. However because the family have trouble understanding how she communicates, she feels that she has really just changed to a more guilded prison.

John Butler is the best friend of one of the Storme cousins. He can see that Caroline just needs someone to free her to be herself. There is only one way to help her.

Our hero has his own demons to put to rest. He's not comfortable mixing with the "ton". He's much happier as a working man. Can our heroine cope outside of the protection of her well meaning family??.

This is a very unusual and emotional historical romance, filled with wonderful characters and humour. Even only as far back as Queen Victoria's Reign, if someone was just a little "different", their families would lock them away from society. It took people like our hero to see past the differences to the person inside.

This book can be read on it's own, but I personally think it more enjoyable to read the series in order. The Stormes are a volatile family.

Good fun.

A tale of discovery and understanding and finding completion in the other. Hard to put this book down as it keeps you engaged throughout. Definitely like the hero and heroine very much.

I received an ARC of this book and leaving my review voluntarily.

The Fury of a Storme by Sandra Sookoo is the sixth book of the Storme Brothers series. Caroline Storme was sent to an asylum when she was younger. Now back in London, she craves freedom. She cannot relate well with others, so she keeps to herself. That is until she meets the one person who understands her, John Butler. He is in London to reconnect with his baron father who has a drinking problem. John adores sailing and living in Ipswich. That is all he cares about until he meets Caroline. John soon offers Caroline a marriage of convenience that allows them the freedom and life they both crave. Soon John’s father proves a threat to the couple as the love becomes real.

It was interesting to read from Caroline’s perspective. I liked how Caroline and John were together. This is a unique historical romance read.