Something different in the historical genre. She's the bastard daughter of smugglers, and heavily involved in the family business. His unwanted and newly inherited family home is interesting and unsavory - fully furnished torture chamber with wax figurines and all.
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Loved this book, which is part of Beverley's Company of Rogues series.
Frances P. (franniekin) - , reviewed The Dragon's Bride (Company of Rogues, Bk 7) on + 276 more book reviews
Great period romance. Wonderful characters who are well drawn and likable.
It was an okay book, although not my normal taste
The magic they once shared was destroyed by youthful arrogence and innocence. The years at war have hardened him, and the the years at home have softened her. But can time teach them both to seize the passion that come along only once-or twice-in a lifetime?
rough and ready love story
Kimberly M. (KimM) -
Good Book in a great series.
Jo Beverley is a great author. This book is a wonderful companion to The Company of Rogues.
Very good book!
Rachel S. (subwaygirl) reviewed The Dragon's Bride (Company of Rogues, Bk 7) on + 102 more book reviews
Romance novel. If you've read one, you've pretty much read them all.
