Shunned No More
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4.1 • 815 Ratings
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Publisher Description
A Lady Shunned by All…
Lady Viola Oberbrook only wanted to forget the ill-fated early morning duel that took the lives of two young, wealthy, promising men of the ton and sent her fleeing for her father’s country estate. Eight years later, she has her life in order: a fulfilling business, a few trusted friends, and no plans to return to London society. What she doesn’t expect is to come face to face with her past.
A Lord Betrayed by One…
Brock Spencer, Earl of Haversham, only wants vengeance. Recently returned from his military service to the King, his plans include repairing his family estate, finding a bride, and destroying the girl responsible for the untimely death of his twin brothers. What he doesn’t anticipate is falling in love with the only woman who should never be part of his future.
An Impossible Match, Destined to Be…
Customer Reviews
A nice story, but some things missing and an abrupt ending
A nice plot, but it seemed like the book ended too soon. It was almost as if the author decided the book was getting too long, and just…wrapped it up. Nothing was resolved with Brock’s cousin, even though there were hints that he might have been involved in the twins’ death. Vi lost her beloved stables and business, and there was no resolution to that situation. The main characters suddenly decided they were attracted to each other enough that they could forget about the past and get married.
Fabulous!
Christins McKnight is a jewel amongst Regency Romance writers! I cannot remember when I’ve been so thoroughly immersed in a story and cared so much about the characters, that I never wanted it to end. This is the 2nd Christina McKnight novel I have read. The 1st one had me searching for more by this immensely, talented, writer and I plan to spend the days ahead reading her books, until I’ve read them all. With this plan, I’ve many months of enjoyment awaiting me. Thank you Ms McKnight!
Good but…
Overall this is a good read with great plot and writing. However, it ended way too fast paced than necessary.