📰 Never Rescue a Rogue📜
A Novel
The Merriwell Sisters Book 2
✒️ Virginia Heath
🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️
Will the truth strip him from more than his sire’s legacy…
I remember while reading the first book not being entranced by Diana, she was the suspicious one, not always shown under the best light compared to her mother hen of an older sister.
Yet here, I loved her, the dynamic of her relationship with Giles is sweet and amusing.
So for readers who are new to this series, there is no need to read the first book (outside wanting to learn more about Minerva and Hugh’s courtship) to appreciate this one.
Diana is determined to make way to the sun, even if it is in the shadow, she is more than the copy editor she lets “everyone” believe her to be. She is a righter of injustice, a dust’s digger and skeleton’s hunter. She searches among the worst of the ton to reveal the cheater or abuser of the weaker, all because her trust in the male side of humankind has been chattered by her feckless and shameless of a sire, a man ready to sell his blood to settle his debts without a backward thought.
Giles is the opposite of what he lets society believes. His outrageous parties have only one purpose, to chock his frosty sire. When he hardly drinks and really cares of those who have not the same power than him. As he knows he lives his present life on borrowed time, he has assured himself his pecuniary avenir, but what of his name.
His future becomes even more unsure when he inherits much earlier than he assumed his father’s title. From there he has only one purpose assure the best possible outcome for those depending of the dukedom.
Yet when threats appear to come true, he knows of only one person to sort of the truth, the torn in his backside, the woman who haunts his dreams and the one he can confide his darkest secrets.
Opposite to the first book, Diana’s relatives are more a faire-valoir and appear only here and there along the narrative, not really, except for the younger Merriwell sister, part of the investigation nor its resolution.
4.5 stars
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📰 Never Rescue a Rogue📜 A Novel The Merriwell Sisters Book 2 ✒️ Virginia Heath 🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️ Will the truth strip him from more than his sire’s legacy… I remember while reading the first book not being entranced by Diana, she was the suspicious one, not always shown under the best light compared to her mother hen of an older sister. Yet here, I loved her, the dynamic of her relationship with Giles is sweet and amusing. So for readers who are new to this series, there is no need to read the first book (outside wanting to learn more about Minerva and Hugh’s courtship) to appreciate this one. Diana is determined to make way to the sun, even if it is in the shadow, she is more than the copy editor she lets “everyone” believe her to be. She is a righter of injustice, a dust’s digger and skeleton’s hunter. She searches among the worst of the ton to reveal the cheater or abuser of the weaker, all because her trust in the male side of humankind has been chattered by her feckless and shameless of a sire, a man ready to sell his blood to settle his debts without a backward thought. Giles is the opposite of what he lets society believes. His outrageous parties have only one purpose, to chock his frosty sire. When he hardly drinks and really cares of those who have not the same power than him. As he knows he lives his present life on borrowed time, he has assured himself his pecuniary avenir, but what of his name. His future becomes even more unsure when he inherits much earlier than he assumed his father’s title. From there he has only one purpose assure the best possible outcome for those depending of the dukedom. Yet when threats appear to come true, he knows of only one person to sort of the truth, the torn in his backside, the woman who haunts his dreams and the one he can confide his darkest secrets. Opposite to the first book, Diana’s relatives are more a faire-valoir and appear only here and there along the narrative, not really, except for the younger Merriwell sister, part of the investigation nor its resolution. 4.5 stars 𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹 onscreen lovemaking scene
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- Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2022
📰 Never Rescue a Rogue📜
A Novel
The Merriwell Sisters Book 2
✒️ Virginia Heath
🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️
Will the truth strip him from more than his sire’s legacy…
I remember while reading the first book not being entranced by Diana, she was the suspicious one, not always shown under the best light compared to her mother hen of an older sister.
Yet here, I loved her, the dynamic of her relationship with Giles is sweet and amusing.
So for readers who are new to this series, there is no need to read the first book (outside wanting to learn more about Minerva and Hugh’s courtship) to appreciate this one.
Diana is determined to make way to the sun, even if it is in the shadow, she is more than the copy editor she lets “everyone” believe her to be. She is a righter of injustice, a dust’s digger and skeleton’s hunter. She searches among the worst of the ton to reveal the cheater or abuser of the weaker, all because her trust in the male side of humankind has been chattered by her feckless and shameless of a sire, a man ready to sell his blood to settle his debts without a backward thought.
Giles is the opposite of what he lets society believes. His outrageous parties have only one purpose, to chock his frosty sire. When he hardly drinks and really cares of those who have not the same power than him. As he knows he lives his present life on borrowed time, he has assured himself his pecuniary avenir, but what of his name.
His future becomes even more unsure when he inherits much earlier than he assumed his father’s title. From there he has only one purpose assure the best possible outcome for those depending of the dukedom.
Yet when threats appear to come true, he knows of only one person to sort of the truth, the torn in his backside, the woman who haunts his dreams and the one he can confide his darkest secrets.
Opposite to the first book, Diana’s relatives are more a faire-valoir and appear only here and there along the narrative, not really, except for the younger Merriwell sister, part of the investigation nor its resolution.
4.5 stars
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- BridgibuddyReviewed in Germany on January 4, 2023
love me a good heroine named Diana
