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When I was first introduced to Vere Mallory, the Duke of Ainswood, in 'Lord of Scoundrels', I was less than impressed with him and I couldn´t see him as the hero in any book. After reading 'The Last Hellion', I stand corrected. And it didn´t take long, he had me right at the Prologue. Loretta Chase did a wonderful job showing how much he was affected by the row of deaths that took away his family, up to his beloved 9-year-old cousin, and even before I read the rest of the book, I KNEW he was one
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To be reread 2023 (tried a few pages, was bored. I doubt I’d rate this 5 stars again.)
- Writer h (not an aristocrat), she’s a do-gooder who’s never even been kissed at age 28, but she’s massively, stunningly beautiful.
(id only believe this if she were a homely plain Jane🙄, even in a historical)
- Writer h (not an aristocrat), she’s a do-gooder who’s never even been kissed at age 28, but she’s massively, stunningly beautiful.
(id only believe this if she were a homely plain Jane🙄, even in a historical)
What a wonderful book! I though that Vere and Lydia was a wonderful couple. The back and forth verbal sparring between the two cracked me up. The book had a lot of heart and emotional depth to it and quickly became a favorite of mine. ;-)
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