Lonely Lords: Darius: Lord of Pleasure (Audiobook)

from eyes.2c

'never give up hope' I found the idea, the description of Darius as an object, quite painful. The way he closed himself off from his associations with bored wealthy women, who are a means to an end was distasteful. The premise of Darius Lindey's relationship with Lady Vivian Longstreet is at once...

from ladypembroke

What an unusual story and an unusual pairing. I almost gave it five stars, but some of the jumps in time were disconcerting.

from scoutmomskf

Excellent book with a very different premise. Darius is the second son of an earl, one whose father has cut him off financially. He has a small manor house and some land, and people he cares for and feels responsible for. The only way he can make any money is to make himself available to bored so...

from addictofromance

Grace Burrowes is one of my favorite authors to read. After reading some of the Wyndham series, she was bumped up to the top of my list. In the past, her stories have been emotionally driven stories with powerful characters. Darius is the first in this series, and by reading the synopsis I was be...

from BookBetch

It was not my cup of tea The best word to describe my feelings about this book is... Conflicted. One minute I'm bored and skipping pages and the next it has me rapt. One minute Darius adores his sisters, the next their situations are "problems." The whole book was filled with inconsistencies of c...