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Viscount Breckenridge to the Rescue
You are cordially invited to the wedding of Miss Heather Cynster . . . but not before she encounters kidnappers, danger, and a daring rescue at the hands of Viscount Breckenridge
Determined to hunt down her very own hero, one who will sweep her off her feet and into wedded bliss, and despairing of finding him in London’s staid ballrooms, Heather Cynster steps out of her safe world and boldly attends a racy soiree.
But her promising hunt is ruined by the supremely interfering Viscount Breckenridge, who whisks her out of scandal—and straight into danger, when a mysterious enemy seizes her, bundles her into a coach, and conveys her out of London.
Now it’s up to the notorious Breckenridge to prove himself the hero she’s been searching for all along . . .
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Reviews
I think I'm in love with the Viscount.... he was a stellar character any woman would be honored to meet. His lady love was too much in a lot of scenes. I got frustrated with the time as a kidnap victim. It lasted too long. She could only see things if it was written in black and white and I'm glad 8she finally figured it out. To her defense she didn't know about his first love and how she treated him so poorly. They will have a wonderful Happy Ending. April H Jacksonville Fl
By SucessQueen
I enjoyed the story but sadly the author spent pages and pages and pages describing one single feeling or moment that could have been done with a paragraph. I ended up skipping so much of the last chapters because it was very repetitive, I won’t even read the other books because of it.
By jmmar88
Loved the adventure. My second reading!
By T&DM
I kept thinking it would get better, but it never did.
By Ruthie Levison
This book was ridiculous. A lady from back then or from 2011 would not stay with kidnappers to discover why. The plot was almost desperate. I am pretty liberal with romance novel silliness but this is even too far fetched to be believable and in no way enjoyable. Shame on the author.
By RogerHuston