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loverofromance 's review for:
The Truth About Cads and Dukes
by Elisa Braden
adventurous
emotional
hopeful
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
The Truth about Cads and Dukes is the second book in the "Rescued From Ruin" series. I was looking forward to this one, as it had a great setup. I do see why this one is a fan favorite though. I really enjoyed it. I will be honest in that it didn't "wow" me though. It was more of a relaxing enjoyable read that just was a fun sexy ride. I am really loving the way that this author writes her characters though. While the writing could use a bit more polish, it was such an endearing story that had plenty of heart to it. I was so touched by their relationship but mostly by the way that the heroine most especially in how she was such a caretaker of the hero. I will be honest this author could teach authors how to write healthy balanced heroines that uplift their man and NOT tear them down.
Another plus to this book is seeing what a wonderful set up to a marriage of convenience that this one turned out to be. I really enjoyed seeing more depths to the hero and the way that these two just learned to fit together. I really related to the heroine though and in her battle in gaining confidence and finding her own path as a duchess. It was quite enjoyable seeing the character growth. From our hero we have a commanding presence, who is "set" in his ways, but the heroine really brings some unique adaptations in his character being developed.
I am becoming more intrigued by this author's writing style and very fascinated in seeing more of the series and where it goes from here. Definitely fascinated by "the Truth About Cads and Dukes" and looking forward to exploring more from this author.
Another plus to this book is seeing what a wonderful set up to a marriage of convenience that this one turned out to be. I really enjoyed seeing more depths to the hero and the way that these two just learned to fit together. I really related to the heroine though and in her battle in gaining confidence and finding her own path as a duchess. It was quite enjoyable seeing the character growth. From our hero we have a commanding presence, who is "set" in his ways, but the heroine really brings some unique adaptations in his character being developed.
I am becoming more intrigued by this author's writing style and very fascinated in seeing more of the series and where it goes from here. Definitely fascinated by "the Truth About Cads and Dukes" and looking forward to exploring more from this author.