Blades of the Rose: Scoundrel (Paperback)

from rcstewa

This book was overall pretty great! I enjoyed it more than the first book in the series, Warrior. The H/h actually have a real obstacle (multiple, actually) that may stop them from getting together, and I actually felt like their love for each other developed naturally, instead of having them get...

from shaunesay

Enjoyable Historical Fantasy Romance. This one set in Greece, where the scoundrel womanizer of the group Bennett Day meets his match in his enemy's daughter.Next book is about Catullus Graves, looking forward to it too!

from rcstewa

This book was overall pretty great! I enjoyed it more than the first book in the series, Warrior. The H/h actually have a real obstacle (multiple, actually) that may stop them from getting together, and I actually felt like their love for each other developed naturally, instead of having them get...

from SunnySD

A womanizing hero (but he's doing it for the good of all mankind) falls in love with a sheltered widow whose family connections are exactly wrong. The second installment of the Blades of the Rose series once again features a strong heroine with her own talents, and a dashing rogue who may know be...

from nessreader

I bought this for two reasons. The cover is splendid; it's pretty and it hints at historical fiction, romance and escapism. The other reason? I have a shallow fondness for the word scoundrel. The cover did not lie. This is a victorian empire that never was, where the sun does not set because God ...