by Alyssa Everett
I am usually a fan of tortured heroes, characters who do not think they are good enough or unworthy of love. There's just something about those types of characters and their journey to self-acceptance that gets me every time. Given my love of a good tortured hero, I really expected to like Lord of S...
I am most likely in the minority of romance readers, but I tend to shy away from stories with a truly tortured Hero. I usually prefer Heroes with smaller misfortunes or obstacles in their past that they must overcome to embrace love. But the men with REALLY awful backstories just break my heart! ...
This is a lovely story about a true marriage of convenience, where both the husband and the wife consider themselves unworthy of the other. Rosalie believes herself to be unattractive, unsophisticated, and a poor match for her husband, the toplofty, dour and reclusive Lord Deal. Deal has cut himsel...
This was a good read but it did take most of the book to get the secret out that the hero is hiding and once found out I understood why he felt the way he did about the issues that have plagued him since his horrible childhood. You'll want to slap him many times while reading this but he's such a w...
This is a Quickie Review. For the full review, please visit The Romanceaholic.Expected Release Date: March 25, 2013Publisher: HarlequinImprint: Carina PressAuthor’s Website: http://alyssaeverett.com/My Source for This Book: NetgalleyPart of a Series: NoSeries Best Read In Order: N/ASteam Level: Stea...
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