Lady Rhea Claire and Dante Leighton have returned to England
newly married. Now that Dante has reclaimed his title he has
become a target for the smuggler who took his family home.
The two lovers must fight for their love as Dante's life is
in danger and Rhea Claire's father openly rejects their
marriage.
DARK BEFORE THE RISING SUN is the third book in Laurie
McBain's Dominick trilogy. Rhea Claire is resourceful and
charming, and her love for Dante will have readers hoping for
a happy ending. Dante's love for Rhea is beautifully written
and readers of the first two books will still find him a
pleasant romance hero. The secondary characters are witty
and enjoyable, and the antagonist is dangerous and
deceitful. The secrets keep the suspense and excitement
going throughout the story. McBain writes a lovely setting
that helps to set the tone of the story, and the romance is
sweet and steamy.
DARK BEFORE THE RISING SUN is an epic romance with lots of
secrets and suspense with an unexpected ending that will
pleasantly surprise ending.
"Now you can see how easily an ill-spoken word can cast
doubt on or even destroy the feelings we thought inviolate,"
Dante warned her. "Never let anyone turn you against me,
Rhea. Promise me that."
Newly-wed, Lady Rhea Claire and Dante Leighton must return
to England, where their reception is anything but warm.
Now armed with wealth and power, Dante is a target for the
murderous smugglers who despoiled his family home, while
Rhea's father, the powerful Duke of Camareigh, vehemently
rejects their marriage.
The two lovers thought themselves invincible together. But
in the riveting conclusion of McBain's epic trilogy, Dante's
determination to reclaim his family seat and Rhea's
desperation to win over her father threaten to cause an
insurmountable rift that could break them apart forever.
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