
Michelle W. (
roklover) wrote on 12/8/2008...
This one surprised me! I came by it accidently and was not expecting much, but the chemistry between the two is really good and there are surprises along the way! Most enjoyable.

Kimberly M. (
KimM) wrote on 8/19/2008...
Loved this book. Great Hero.
Did not finish. But, in it's defense, it has some rave reviews (and some crummy reviews) on Amazon.
Enjoyable story and likeable characters. Good 'first book' from this author.
A bit slow at first but it got better
standard Regency - girl longs to be more than a pretty face (a doctor in this case) Duke doesn't want to be Duke - facst-paced and fun

Ginger R. (
gingerr) wrote on 1/14/2007...
Among the better romance writers!
No one could ever accuse Rebecca Tremaine of being a proper young lady. She’s wretched at embroidery, pitiful at the pianoforte, and entirely too informed about the human body, courtesy of her father’s Scientific Journals. And now she’s been compromised by a dandy she despises! When her parents arrange a hasty marriage to save her honor, there is only one man she can turn to for help.
Nobody has any idea that Irish groom Connor Riordan is actually the fifth Duke of Dunbrooke, "killed" in action at Waterloo, and he wants it to stay that way. But a true gentleman can never turn away from a damsel in distress. Soon Connor and Rebecca dash away and into a world of adventure, where they are pursued by bumbling highwaymen, a scheming duchess, and Rebecca’s fiancé.
Being by the side of the beautiful and desirable Rebecca jeopardizes Connor’s secret every day—and tests his willpower every night. For if ever there was a reason to bring the Duke of Dunbrooke back from the dead, it would be to make Ms. Tremaine his Duchess!

C. L. (
booKee) wrote on 7/10/2006...
highly recommend!
Julie Anne Long is a wonderful HR writer. Can't wait for her next book to be published.