Really meh. Thea wasn't much of a person, and I found Darien to be a whiner. Together, I really didn't see their relationship. ( )

Romance

This is a fabulous book! Ms. Beverly's books are character driven, which is as it should be since she excels at character development. But I've also found that her plots become more complicated as the book goes on. As with To Rescue A Rogue, this book started out being mostly about the development of the relationship and the hero's struggle to change something in his life, but complications kept arising that threatened a successful outcome for the hero. In both books, villians were responsible for the more serious complications and the heroines were in danger. My heart was pounding as it drew near the climax. There is no way I could have stopped reading the last 50 pages of this book. I can't wait to dig into her next book. ( )

Really disappointing. I couldn't finish it. I love Jo Beverley and love the Rogues but this one I just couldn't relate to the plot, didn't care for either of the lovers and found that they spent so much time apart that there was virutally no romance. Weird book, no need to revisit. ( )

It wasn't bad. Some of the character stuff was really good, but the 'company of rogues' thing didn't work for me. ( )