Series: Rule of Scoundrels (Book 4)
Format: Paperback
Pages: 374
Rating: 4 Stars
How I Got It: Purchased
This
book is finally here.
I
went and bought it on release day and it didn’t disappoint.
If
you haven’t read the other books in the series I suggest skipping this review.
There’s a huge secret running through these books that gets revealed in book 3
and I’m going to talk about it openly in this review.
I
loved really getting to know Georgiana. Yeah, we’d gotten glimpses in earlier
books, but this was enlightening. She’s strong, but she doesn’t seem to know
how strong. She uses different personas to get power, but over time she learns
that she truly has that power already.
And
it was great to see all of her interactions. First, is her and Caroline, her
daughter. They had an interesting relationship, but I’m glad she cared about
her daughter so much. Then, there were her interactions with the other owners
of the club and their wives. The whole gang is like a crazy family and the guys
seem to view her as a sister.
Duncan
was also a great character. He had struggles, but was a true gentleman and was
compassionate. I also liked that he’s a working man without a title.
Overall,
I liked the romance. These characters were attracted to each other, but didn’t
go crazy with the jumping each other’s bones. And they are both smart and
powerful which created an interesting dynamic.
I do
wish they would have talked more. Some of the tension caused by their secrets
was dragged out a little longer than I would have liked. I can only handle so
much conflict that’s made by characters not talking to each other.
As a
side note, the second book is probably my favorite in the series.
Thanks for reading!
~Holly
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