#Review: HOW TO STEAL A THIEF'S HEART by Bree Wolf

5 of 5 stars  Miss Caroline Hawkins has developed a wall flower persona in order to appeal to the ladies of the ton for donations for her orphanage. If she remains invisible with her dour dresses and oversized spectacles, she doesn't draw the attention of any gentleman seeking her hand in marriage. She relishes her independence until Pierce Byrne, Baron Markham, *sees* beyond her wall flower identity. Pierce has his own secrets, but Caroline intrigues him from the beginning. The more he learns about her, the more he craves her company. Can they both open up about their secrets and let their attraction to each other bloom?
Ms. Wolf has woven a delightful and intriguing story. I really enjoyed both Caroline and Pierce's characters especially their passion for helping those less fortunate in society. It was interesting to see how they revealed the villain especially when the villain almost turned it around to accuse Pierce of theft. The pages flew by as I was captivated by the story.
I voluntarily read the advanced reader copy and all opinions are my own.

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