Search - A Matter of Temptation (Lost Lords, Bk 2)

Rather unusual plot, but an interesting one. The progression of the story was done at the right pace. I didn't think the author gave the hero enough leftover problems from what happened. It seemed that he was a bit to well-adjusted to me. Other than that, it was beautifully done.

This historical romance book got four stars from Amazon.com.
One of the reviews;
Lorrine Heath is one of my favorite writers of all times. I wish there were more books written by her. No one creates better heroes then her. In her novel a matter of Temptation she takes a classic tale and creates a sizzling romance. Robert comes across as such a sweet hero that you almost want to cry. The ending is wonderful. I wish I could go on reading another 500 pages. The heroine is a classic Heath female character. Fans of Heath and all the genre lovers will not be disappointed.

From back of book; The handsome duke whom Victoria married is more deliciously exciting than the cold-hearted rogue she was engaged to…
How could he possibly be the same man?

For the last eight years, Robert Hawthorne, the Duke of Killingsworth, has been held prisoner by his evil twin brother. Now Robert has escaped and reclaimed his birthright, and no one has even noticed. Waking up on his first day of freedom, Robert is told that he better hurry to the church for a wedding....his wedding...to a woman he has never met. Victoria Lambert has doubts about this marriage but her mother reminds her that it is her duty to marry well. But Victoria is surprised to see her fiancee has changed. He is now very quiet and considerate...and much more appealing.

This book caught my interest from the first chapter. Robert is in a bind. He has no way of proving that he is the real Duke. He is afraid to tell his new wife for fear she has feelings for his brother. Even though I wish Robert would have spilled his secrets earlier in the book, the story flowed well and was very interesting. My rating: 4.5 Stars.

Could not put down. If my keepr shelf wasn't full I would surely keep this one.

The handsome duke whom Victoria married is more deliciously exciting than the cold-hearted rogue she was engaged to...How could he possibly be the same man?