by Grace Burrowes
Series: Lonely Lords (Book 1) A story that breaks all the rules... With his beloved sister tainted by scandal, his widowed brother shattered by grief , and his funds cut off, Darius Lindsey sees no option but to sell himself -- body and soul. Until the day he encounters lovely, beguiling Lady Vivi...
Got halfway through and gave up on it. The main characters didn't really engage my interest. There are no real reasons given for why Darius has to work as a man-whore, even though he hates it, and Vivien didn't have much of a role in the book up to point where I stopped - her role is mostly passive ...
Grace Burrowes is one of my favorite authors to read. After reading some of the Wyndham series, she was bumped up to the top of my list. In the past, her stories have been emotionally driven stories with powerful characters. Darius is the first in this series, and by reading the synopsis I was beyo...
Enjoyed it. Nice touch to bump up against the author's other beloved series. A few eye-rolling moments, but I liked Darius.
Darius is book one in the series Lonely Lords.Darius Lindsey is the second son, and now that his brother has a son he isn't even the spare any longer. To make ends meet he offers himself to the ladies of the ton. He has sunk pretty low but has he sunk low enough to take the offer made to him by Lord...
I’ve become a Grace Burrowes fan-girl after reading the entire Windham series, although one of the annoying things in those books was the author’s habit of tossing in new characters with little or no introduction. But, as I pointed out in my review of the series: What I did not realize originally w...
I enjoyed this one, whore falls in love, awww true love. But they sure gotta work for it.Right, the whore, ok escort, cos there are certain things he just wont do. Until the gets the right price. Darius must knock up Lady Vivian, cos her nice husband pays for it. Drama!Lady Vivian is so sweet, so ki...
Published on drey's library: http://www.dreyslibrary.com/2013/04/26/review-darius-by-grace-burrowes/Darius Lindsey is an honorable man, though you wouldn’t have guessed it by his late-night activities. However, when handed lemons, one should try to make lemonade… Especially when a sister’s future is...
There are quite a few historical romances out there that include a courtesan as the heroine. But in this book the hero is the one selling his body for his livelihood. Though the youngest son of an earl, Darius finds himself without an income. So he quietly starts selling himself to a few ladies of t...
I've come to the sad conclusion that Grace Burrowes just isn't for me. I am drawn to her writing style and premises but the attraction always ends there. I couldn't connect at all to Darius or Vivian. Their month in his country estate is a bit, well, boring. Lots of tea, warm fires and hot toddi...
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