A review by georgiewhoissarahdrew
Master of Sin by Maggie Robinson

2.0

I read this in order after the previous three CC books, in which Andrew Rossiter features as a secondary character. Or at least someone sharing the same name features - in this story, the bisexual amoral blackmailer character established for him in books 1-3 is simply abandoned. Here, he's little more than a misguided rake. Perhaps I'm biased, as I automatically dismiss books that are set in Scotland (which usually rely too much on painting in unnecessary local yokel colour) and / or feature adorable children.

I'm writing off most of the Courtesan Court series, and sticking to the Maggie Robinsons I enjoy: the Ladies Unlaced series is much better than this.