Echoes in the Mist

I can't quite decide how I want to rate this book. I am of many minds about most of it. The writing is, in general, quite excellent (though in the edition I read, which was the Kindle version, there was at least one significant copyediting error that had me hissing at the screen, namely when it spec......more

Six years ago, supposedly for causing a woman to commit suicide, Trenton Kingsley, Duke of Broddington, has moved to his estate in the Isle of Wight, into self-imposed exile. Now, he's back, determined to forever ruin the man he deemed responsible for the ruination of his life, Baxter Caldwell, the......more

Not even gonna lie, this was a fun read. Trent is just the right amount of tortured hero to be enjoyable rather than incorrigible. It’s a thin line to walk and he walks it well. You understand his fear and frustration, as well as the angry bitterness and the loathing embedded deep within himself. You......more

I admit I was compelled to finish this book after it languished in my "currently reading" pile a really long time, but the plot is rather obvious, and I doubt it would really grab anyone who wasn't trying to avoid work. The heroine of this book is interesting and sweet, but the hero is pretty cookie......more