Slightly Sinful

from ktleyed

What a surprise, I really enjoyed this installment of the Bedwyns saga. The previous book was such a let down I've had this one languishing on my "to be read" list forever! This is Alleyne's story. After the battle of Waterloo, Alleyne Bewcastle, believed dead by his family, has amnesia and is fo...

from bhryk0

This is book the 7th book in a series of 8 books about the Bedwyn Family. Lord Alleyne Bedwyn is injured when taking a letter from the Duke of Wellington back to his diplomatic contact in Brussels. Rachel York and her friends decide to go out and find some injured people and steal their money but...

from spinsterrevival

I enjoyed Alleyne and Rachel's story, but here I think it was the side characters who really made it work. Bridget, Geraldine, Flossie, Phyllis, and their sisterhood of Regency sex workers was rather inspired; I loved them all along with Will who became part of their merry crew after Waterloo. I ...

from tjsjohanna

Lord Alleyne spends most of this book as Jonathan and Rachel York is his guide through the maze of not knowing who he is. Alleyne's personality and skill comes out in unexpected ways, and I loved the collection of "misfits" that make up a kind of family of friends who love Rachel and care for All...

from LadyWesley

Alleyn's story is every bit as good as those that preceded it. I especially liked being in Brussels during the Battle of Waterloo. The secondary characters are unusually outstanding. I would enjoy a sequel wrapping up their stories.