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A review by kathleenmcg
The Duke of Dark Desires by Miranda Neville
dark
emotional
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.25
The duke, who has been a character in previous novels, has his three half-sisters unceremoniously dumped on his door step. Chafing at being the duke, he has troubles or basically does not want to have the responsibility over three children. He needs a governess, and enter our heroine, who conveniently answers his ad for a governess. He hires her more because he wants to seduce her than whether she would be a good governess.
The two characters grow through the course of the book. The story, including lost paintings, French emigree`s, the terror of the French Revolution, and good old fashioned primogeniture, round out the story. I fell in love with the duke by the end. The heroine was appealing, but damaged. They, of course, get their HEA. I liked it. Well written: 4.25
The two characters grow through the course of the book. The story, including lost paintings, French emigree`s, the terror of the French Revolution, and good old fashioned primogeniture, round out the story. I fell in love with the duke by the end. The heroine was appealing, but damaged. They, of course, get their HEA. I liked it. Well written: 4.25