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A review by serpentskirtt
The Most Dangerous Duke in London by Madeline Hunter
4.0
Catherine Coulter and Nora Roberts were the foundation of my romance love. When I got older, I discovered Madeline Hunter. I read one of her books, and then bought all the rest. After a few duds that just couldn't maintain my interest, I didn't pick up a Hunter novel for a long while. I bought one in this series, and decided to read the predecessors first.
It was a different Hunter than I've read before - in some ways it reminded me of a Mary Balogh novel - characters with a quiet passion. I liked that a good amount of the book was dedicated to Clara's publication of her journal, and the journal in itself was great as well.
I was worried about Adam's quest for revenge - worried it was going to be old-school manipulation - but thankfully it faded into the background, and,
I am so glad to return to Hunter's books, as they were so special to me a few years ago.
It was a different Hunter than I've read before - in some ways it reminded me of a Mary Balogh novel - characters with a quiet passion. I liked that a good amount of the book was dedicated to Clara's publication of her journal, and the journal in itself was great as well.
I was worried about Adam's quest for revenge - worried it was going to be old-school manipulation - but thankfully it faded into the background, and,
Spoiler
when it became an issue in the relationship, it was resolved rather easily, since it didn't involve bad behavior on his part.I am so glad to return to Hunter's books, as they were so special to me a few years ago.