Scoundrel's Kiss

Ok this was somewhat different, and by different I mean it was set in what now is Spain. Cool :) I also liked the facts and tidbits she gave us, and I think this would have been even more interesting as a historical fiction novel. It made me want more facts and less romance, but that is just me. I did......more

This turned into a hot mess at the end. All I wanted to read about was back in England! The hero wasn't a scoundrel....at all, he was trying to be a monk. Is it hinted at that he becomes Friar Tuck? Cause nah. I liked the heroine's addiction, that was a very fresh idea, but I didn't like the couple......more

I thought it was really good. I thought it was a unique story, with endearing characters and a nice amount of history. It was really well written and did not rely on cliche prose to describe characters or events. A breath of fresh air. I feel like there were a few spots that dragged a little, but for......more

This is a very high 4 stars though I admit the rating might have been lower if I did not have the audiobook. Historical fiction books are not something I ever consciously reach for and the Goodreads cover is not the cover that initially made me pick up the book. Nonetheless I giddily lived and breat......more

Not your usual romance, the heroine is an opium addict and the hero a damaged warrior trying to escape his past, their love was beautiful but the book was way too serious for me When I seek out romance novels, I want butterflies and happy ever afters, not blood and gore But overall a good read......more