Signet Eclipse: Romancing the Countess (Paperback)

from BarbsReviews

Leah George was always the proper daughter and wife. She tried to make everyone happy that is until she saw her husband being unfaithful. Again, she does what a proper woman does, sucks it up and pretends all is right in their marriage until the day he dies. Leah feels relief and free at the same...

from bookworm2bookworm

The blurb does a wonderful job in teasing the brain and getting my 'reader juices' bubbling with a question about how do you get two people with so much baggage to accept the wrong done to them, grieve for the loss and fall in love within 302 pages?! And the answer is to trust this young, new and...

from bacillicide

Yep, it's one of those novels with the headstrong female lead with a dark and handsome gentleman that comes along to try to control her--then decides he doesn't want to control her after all. It was pretty good despite the cliche, both Sebastian and Leah are likable, the writing is good, the sex ...

from Capnrandm

Emotionally explosive, the premise for this story is handled beautifully. I don't know if I've ever read a romance so steeped in grief and sadness, though March certainly doesn't allow those themes to overpower the sensual and romantic threads of the story. Heart-wrenching without devolving into ...

from BarbsReviews

Leah George was always the proper daughter and wife. She tried to make everyone happy that is until she saw her husband being unfaithful. Again, she does what a proper woman does, sucks it up and pretends all is right in their marriage until the day he dies. Leah feels relief and free at the same...