Rogues to Riches (Books 1-3) Box Set

Once I started reading, I wasn't able to put it down

Lord of Chance
Once I started reading, I wasn't able to put it down. Charlotte and Anthony are completely charming together. The sweet flirtation and witty banter they exchange is delightful and kept me laughing from their very first encounter. I'm finding it difficult to put into words my thoughts about this book. There's a lot of story here, but because of the sweetness and laughter it all felt very light. It touches on some big, heavy topics like addiction and acceptance but it stays away from the dark places it could have gone with those. I love that we get the opportunity to revisit some of our favorite characters from the Dukes of War series, to see what's happened since we left them. I'm also trying very hard to be patient while waiting for our next Rogue.
Lord of Pleasure
Oh the angst! The emotional turmoil! This book shredded my heart into little bitty pieces and then put them all back together bit by bit. I love emotional drama and this book had it by the bucketful. I couldn't put it down, I so badly wanted to know how they'd discover each other's identities. Once that riddle was solved, I still couldn't stop because I needed to know how they'd answer the expectations that were forcing them apart. It nearly broke what was left of my heart. Camellia and Michael are a brilliant pairing. Thanks to the masks and the masquerade, they've been forced to be more honest with one another than anyone else in their lives. They see each other to the heart of the person inside, not society's image. I loved this book so much. I can't wait to read the next in the series.
Lord of Night
I've been impatiently waiting for the next title of the Rogues to Riches series to come out, and I'm so glad it's finally here. We were first introduced to Dahlia in the previous book with Cam's story. I immediately loved her impassioned, crusader spirit. Simon was more of a surprise for me. I imagine it was impossible for him not to be charmed that same vivacious personality but I wasn't sure how they would make it work with his rigid, regimented world-view. It was a joy to watch Simon open up to the world around him. I wish it hadn't taken such a hefty blow for him to understand the world between black and white but I can see that only something that shocking would have sufficient impact. I also really enjoyed seeing Dahlia be the adult in this book, especially since she came across as a little juvenile in her sister's book. I absolutely cannot wait to read the next in the series now that we've had a little teaser what's coming up.
I received a complimentary copy of this book.