Adrian must uncover a traitor to the crown. Sarah is somehow
mixed up in the sordid business, making Adrian decide
whether he should stay away or try to protect her. But above
all, it would not be a good idea to fall in love with her.
Sarah is seductively sweet, it is easy to see why Adrian
might be tempted by her. She has these cute mannerisms
throughout the book that made me instantly like her. Adrian
is a character any reader can fall in love with. He is
protective, brave, and charismatic. Sometimes he can come
off as too perfect, I appreciated his clean-cut ways
nonetheless. I thought the story really took off when he
discovers something that happened to Sarah because of him.
Their relationship is so believable, that it had me wishing
I had Adrian for a boyfriend. The underlying mystery over
who the traitor truly is keeps the story moving at a gut
wrenching, who-done-it pace.
I loved the fast-paced feel of AT YOUR PLEASURE. Although
the book covers fairly lengthy amounts of time, I still
remain firmly within the book and was not confused. Meredith
Duran has successfully mixed romance, history, and heart
pounding mystery into a wonderful read!
A new and evocative Regency historical novel from rising
star Meredith Duran, an author for whom, as Fresh Fiction
said, “readers need to make room on their keeper shelf.”
Glittering court socialites and underworld cutpurses agree:
Adrian Ferrers, Earl of Rivenham, is the most dangerous man
in London. Rivenham will let nothing—not the deepening
shadow of war; not the growing darkness within him—interfere
with his ambition to restore his family to its former glory.
But when tasked by the king to uncover a traitor, he
discovers a conspiracy—and a woman whose courage awakens
terrible temptations. To save her is to risk everything. To
love her might cost his life.Lady Sarah Percy knows that
Rivenham is the devil in beautiful disguise—and that the
dark attraction between them is as dangerous as the
nightmare in which her family is trapped. But when war
breaks out, she has no choice but to place her trust in her
dearest enemy—and hope that love does not become the weapon
that destroys them both…