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Redemption Of The Duke (2014)

by Gayle Callen(Favorite Author)

3.35 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0062267965 (ISBN13: 9780062267962)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Avon

series

Brides of Redemption

review 1: Adam never thought to be the Duke of Rothford. Now he has took on the responsibility of the family and also of finding the sister of a man he knew and helping her. Faith never wanted to ask for a man's help. She put her trust in men before and got burned. Now she takes a job with Adam taking care of his elderly aunt. They both desire each other but Faith tries hard to resist Adam. They may just find more than desire if they are willing to take a chance. I really enjoyed this story as Faith isn't looking to rely on a man and Adam isn't afraid to do whatever to get what he wants. They both are stubborn and hard headed but a great match. Faith is a proud woman who tries her best to not be to close to Adam. Someone begins to threaten Faith about her past and Adam does everythi... moreng he can to find out who is behind it. When Faith does come clean about her past I was glad to see Adam stand by her side. He really showed how great he is. This book may start off a little slow but quickly grows on you. The characters are great except maybe Adam's sister I didn't care for her. If you like historical romance I am sue you will like this one.
review 2: Notably first romance novel I've read where the Hero and Heroine don't get it on until after they like each other and wed, as far as I can recall.For much of the narrative, I felt the author did a good job in terms of cutting nonsense out of the text, getting straight to where the story wanted to go, which I liked. In "Redemption of the Duke", the characters actually communicated with each other about their problems, where other authors might've just held it as private information leading to angst.There are also characters to care about; with more than two decent secondary characters. less

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