I mean absolutely just adored them in every scene together I couldn’t wait to see how they would taunt, challenge, and test each other. These authors had such a way with these two characters that I just couldn’t help but love them. The villain aspect of the plot was a huge miss for me as well. I could never quite figure out why Briannon’s brother hates Archer as deeply as he does (his arguments didn’t work for me), nor could I figure out why Archer simply had to take the path that he did with life. In the end, this story did not pay off for me and did not make a great deal of sense. The plot of this story is basically how these two come to be together, but also how Archer discovers who is out to ruin him. Oddly enough, even with his vast experience with women dressed in sumptuous ball gowns to transparent peignoirs, the sight of Lady Briannon in a mud spattered white cotton shirt and men’s breeches, pistol in hand, made his pulse accelerate and his groin tighten. He despises his father, is a Robin Hood of sorts, and finds himself unable to think of much else once he’s reunited with Lady Briannon. Indeed she’s the kind of heroine you can’t help but like.Īrcher (aka Marquess of Hawksfield) is a complicated man. Lady Briannon Findlay is full of spirit, surprises, and personality and I couldn’t help but be drawn to her and root for her as she does everything from face down a highway robber to going riding (secretly) on her horse early in the morning. While I was puzzled by a number of the choices it was also a fun read.
Oh but don’t let the lack of sense stop you from reading this story.
This is the story of two people who knew each other as children, but apparently didn’t see each other for many years which quite bluntly didn’t make much sense. No respectable woman in her right mind would have you! You’re… you are… appalling.”Īrcher did the one thing he could to silence her tirade. My Rogue, My Ruin by Amalie Howard & Angie Morgan
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