Though she rips off his mask during the kiss, his identity is still unknown until they meet soon afterward when her brother purchases a horse from him. Sullivan Waring is a highly respected horse trainer by day and the dreaded midnight marauder at night, stealing back paintings that his dead mother had left for him as an inheritance, but which were taken by the unscrupulous Lord Dunston, who sired Sullivan out of wedlock. Add Sullivan’s jealous half-brother Oliver into the mix and there’s an intriguing story and love triangle that take place simultaneously.

Enoch writes a passionate romance in which casual flirting turns into sexual tension, which turns into eventual seduction, and then ultimately into love. The story is engaging and the characters are well-developed. After the Kiss contains the perfect blend of story and romance; you’ll breeze through the 357 pages and be ready for the next "Notorious Gentleman" in the series.