The Most Dangerous Duke in London
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| Rating | : | 4.37 (589 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0725YMXJR |
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| Number of Pages | : | 562 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-12 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Three sinfully handsome dukes, three scores to settle, three hearts about to meet their matches. Faint of heart need not applyClara may be the woman Adam wants, but there's one problem: She's far more interested in publishing her women's journal than getting married - especially to a man said to be dead-set on vengeance. But who knew courting danger could be such exhilarating fun?. Ideal romantic partner: a woman of means, with beauty and brains, willing to live with reckless abandon. Family history: Scandalous. If her weak-kneed response to his kiss is any indication, falling for Adam clearly comes with a cost. Though with her nose for a story, Clara wonders if his desire for justice is sincere - along with his incredibly unnerving intention to be her husband. Desire: Clara Cheswick, gorgeous daughter of his family's sworn enemy. All in one thrilling new trilogy from New York Times best-selling author Madeline Hunter. Affiliation: London's elite Society of Decadent Dukes. Personality traits: Dark and brooding, with a thirst for revenge. Notorious nobleman seeks revengeName and title: Adam Penrose, Duke of Stratton
OLT said Hunter-formula HR which I would like more if I hadn't already read so very many similar Hunter HRs.. (Hunter-formula HR which I would like more if I hadn't already read so very many similar Hunter HRs. (3.5 stars) If you have never read a Madeline Hunter book before, I think you might like this one much more than I did. Hunter writes well, is relatively careful in historical details, doesn't have an excess of anachronistic behavior and dialogue, and often supplies some good chemistry between the H and h. She began releasing HRs in 2000 and I very much enjoyed her medieval books and also several of her series set in the 1800s, such as The Seducers and the Rarest Blooms.In addition to the romance betw. .5 stars) If you have never read a Madeline Hunter book before, I think you might like this one much more than I did. Hunter writes well, is relatively careful in historical details, doesn't have an excess of anachronistic behavior and dialogue, and often supplies some good chemistry between the H and h. She began releasing HRs in "Hunter-formula HR which I would like more if I hadn't already read so very many similar Hunter HRs." according to OLT. (Hunter-formula HR which I would like more if I hadn't already read so very many similar Hunter HRs. (3.5 stars) If you have never read a Madeline Hunter book before, I think you might like this one much more than I did. Hunter writes well, is relatively careful in historical details, doesn't have an excess of anachronistic behavior and dialogue, and often supplies some good chemistry between the H and h. She began releasing HRs in 2000 and I very much enjoyed her medieval books and also several of her series set in the 1800s, such as The Seducers and the Rarest Blooms.In addition to the romance betw. .5 stars) If you have never read a Madeline Hunter book before, I think you might like this one much more than I did. Hunter writes well, is relatively careful in historical details, doesn't have an excess of anachronistic behavior and dialogue, and often supplies some good chemistry between the H and h. She began releasing HRs in 2000 and I very much enjoyed her medieval books and also several of her series set in the 1800s, such as The Seducers and the Rarest Blooms.In addition to the romance betw. 000 and I very much enjoyed her medieval books and also several of her series set in the 1800s, such as The Seducers and the Rarest Blooms.In addition to the romance betw. Recycled plot but still a good read WanderingReader If you've read Hunter's "Ravishing in Red," the plot of "The Most Dangerous Duke" will feel familiar. It's basically the same story with the genders flipped. In "Ravishing," the heroine's father commits suicide to protect the family from rumors of his treason; in "Dangerous," it's the hero whose father commits suicide because of rumors of treason. "Ravishing" is by far the better book -- it's one of my favorites by Hunter, and its story and characters are much better developed. This book just feels as. "Great Start to a New Series" according to Sheila M. FINAL DECISION: Fabulous start to a new series. Didn't go in the direction I expected and I ended up loving Adam. Motives are mysterious until all is revealed which built suspense and interest. Loved these two together.THE STORY: Adam Penrose, Duke of Stratton, has returned to England after years in France following his father's death. Adam has returned for revenge and to find out who set the events in motion which led to his father's death. He is also in pursuit of a wife. He discovers Lady Clara Che