by Jo Beverley
The story starts off with a bang with Lady Mara St. Bride trying to get into Darius (Dare) Debenham's house, only in her shift and shoeless. Dare rescues her and she decides she has to rescue him from his addiction to repay him and maybe to win him. Dare and Mara are great characters in and of th...
how do you save the man you love when he is a vet and an addict? this book has a lot of heart and i respect the authors approach to both the characters and the plot as well as their emotional struggle. jo beverley is always a great author to read.
Wow! A story of resilience. The H struggles thru overcoming his addiction to opium due to war injuries. He wants to be a better man for the h (sigh). The h has always loved the H & is insistent on staying by the H's side no matter what. This is a special book!
The hero's struggle with opium addiction was very well described, in my opinion, but the heroine was too young for the hero and too full of herself to be appealing.
I was somewhat disappointed with this book, mainly because I expected something else. I hoped there would be more angst and emphasis on the hero's opium addiction and his fight to get free, but the writer chose not to emphasize on that.It was also strange for me because the hero and heroine realize ...
Finally back to a book I really enjoy. I liked Dare. The suffering he went through and then being found by his family again was good for me. I enjoyed his struggle to overcome his addiction. He has a good heart and a very strong will. Lady Mara is just as stubborn with a big heart. I enjoyed t...
Surprizeingly good. The fact that the hero is addicted to morphine is well writen and very belivable. The heroine is smart and learns from her mistakes. Also she acts like a 18 year old.
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