by Anne Stuart
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In some ways the story is a train-wreck, but it all comes together at the end, as long as you avoid the epilogue, which is dreadfully over-the-top. The most enjoyable parts are the interactions between the hero Killoran and his straight man Nathaniel. Very funny, and Nathaniel in the end is the one ...
I thought this book had potential, but I think things were smoothed over between the hero and heroine waaaayyy too quickly, and I wish more time was spent actually developing their releationship. I think Killoran had a lot of penance to do for his treatment of Emma, and I think she forgave him waaa...
Historical romance, Emma finds herself in a difficult situation, and rescued by the most unlikely man. When he rescues her a second time, James finds that he could have a use for her in more than one way.
Anne Stuart sure knows how to get me involved in these dark, dastardly, unlovable men she creates. I sure got sucked into this one. Killoran was about as cold and dark as you can get, but once he meets Emma, you just know where this is going to go. Loved it!! Great Epilogue as well.
This book reminded me of The Serpent Prince which I also didn't like. The heroes in both are bent on revenge from start to end, are foppish Georgian lords, full with their laces and jeweled heels, and dark, tormented men underneath a cold veneer.In this one, the hero plans to use the heroine to attr...
I need to reread this to give it the review it deserves. Stuart did it again, for certain. I shouldn't have liked this book because I don't like unrepentant rakes, but I did anyway. In fact, I loved it. This book really showcases the Georgian period in all its debauched, over the top glory, and ha...
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