AUTHOR: Connie Brockway
STARTED: April 5, 2012
FINISHED: April 17, 2012
PAGES: 369
GENRE: Romance
FIRST SENTENCE: Some say Lady Fia Merrick was born bad, others that she'd only been raised to it.
SUMMARY: [From barnesandnoble.com] His desire for her turned abduction into seduction...
She is the toast of London
society. But Fia Merrick gives her heart to no one, for love is a
weakness she cannot afford. Once she would have given her soul to Thomas
McClairen, until he shattered her innocent dreams.
Now he is back, a
convict returned to England in disguise to abduct Fia to Scotland, to
McClairen's Isle. There, as Fia seeks her revenge in seduction, a
passion is ignited that defies the past and cannot be denied...
THOUGHTS: Womp! Womp. This book was a rather lackluster end to a romance series that I considered slightly better than average. Fia was built up to be the best of the Merrick characters, and she sort of turned into a whiny ninny. Sad face.
Also, I am so far removed from reading this book (was this really sitting in my draft pile since mid-April?) that I can't remember many of the salient details about this book. That is never, ever a good thing.
I will say this, the chemistry between the two characters was quite well written. I could, in many instances, even consider it "spicy."
RATING: 5/10 [Meh.]
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