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Unmasking The Duke's Mistress. Margaret McPhee (2000)

by Margaret McPhee(Favorite Author)

3.37 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0263887995 (ISBN13: 9780263887990)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Mills & Boon

series

Gentlemen of Disrepute

review 1: Very good book. I really liked Arabella. She had done everything she could to try to support her mother and son, but had run out of options. When her worst nightmare happens and it is Dominic who buys her "favors" she is terrified that he will learn her secret. Dominic's reaction to seeing the woman who broke his heart is to make her his mistress. However, he finds that, even believing the worst of her, he cannot treat her badly. Each finds that their feelings for each other have not died. They also find out that they had been torn apart years before by the lies and deceptions of others. When he finds out about her son, he proposes marriage. But when Arabella is threatened with exposure, and harm to her son and Dominic, she breaks off their engagement. Dominic is ... morefurious and hurt at first, but then realizes that something was wrong. I really enjoyed seeing the way that Dominic worked to make things right, and loved the way he dealt with the blackmailer. The conclusion was fantastic. I am looking forward to reading Hunter's story.
review 2: I really enjoyed this one! The whole fallen woman thing was well written, and the desperation driving Arabella to such a situation was believable and well conceived. The romance between the two main characters was great to read, and I liked the misunderstanding that forced them apart once.Another great historical romance, and one of my favorites so far. This one is in a two pack with 'A dark and Brooding Gentleman', a book I will get around to reading eventually. It's by the same author, so It should be good, if this one was anything to go by. less

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