Rakes and Rogues of the Restoration: Libertine's Kiss (Paperback)

from Dawn772

This story set during the reign of King Charles II started out pretty good but was overly descriptive and turned into common theme, rogue versus love. I started skimming and my rating is 3.5* Civil war separates childhood friends William and Elizabeth but they meet again after the war.

from OregonKimm

Libertine's Kiss is my first Judith James read. I'm happy to report that I enjoyed the book. I found it a pretty fair read. What set this book apart from my typical reads is that it was set in the court of Charles II, a much more flamboyant and seemingly promiscuous age (although really, doesn't ...

from WhiskeyintheJar

"I'll come to thee by moonlight, though hell should bar the way." Do you know this sentence? Do you love this poem? If you answered yes to either of those questions, you're going to like this story.Elizabeth and William were childhood friends, with a hint of sweethearts, who are separated and end...

from TinaMarieSays

This Seventeenth Century story that unfolded as King Charles was in exile and then regained the throne, was very entertaining. The descriptions were wonderful. The explanations and bits of historical information at the end of the book were helpful as well. William and Elizabeth's budding friendsh...

from tarenn

LIBERTINE'S KISS by Judith James is a Historical romance set in the 1800 England. It it well written with depth and detail. It has romance, sensuality, history,healing wounded hearts and souls, foregiveness,finding home and love. The heroine is brave, strong,beautiful and determined. She has been...