The Rake and the Recluse
A Tale of Two Brothers
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4.3 • 147 Ratings
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
She woke up that morning in the twenty-first century. By that afternoon she was owned.
Francine Larrabee built her life on ambition and independence — until a car crash rips her out of her own century and drops her into the body of an ancestor in Victorian England, betrothed to a man determined to destroy her.
Her only shield against ruin is Gideon Trumbull, Duke of Roxleigh: a man armored in propriety, allergic to scandal, and utterly unprepared for a woman who refuses to be tamed by an era that wasn't built for her.
But Gideon isn't the only Trumbull fighting for a love he doesn't think he deserves. Gideon's brother Perry has his own reckoning coming, with a woman whose scars run deeper than anyone can see, and whose trust may be the hardest thing he's ever had to earn.
Two brothers.
Two women who refuse to be broken.
One unforgettable story of desire, propriety shattered, and love that crosses centuries.
Sensual, cinematic, and gorgeously illustrated — The Rake and The Recluse is the acclaimed launch to Jenn LeBlanc's Lords of Time series, blending time-travel romance with searing Victorian heat.
Perfect for readers who love their historicals with a twist — and their heroes stifled by duty... until they aren't anymore.
Customer Reviews
Love, lust and murder
Two brothers who are royalty meet women who they fall in love. There is lots of lust, loving with details galore. But the story has a plot and lots of adventure too.
Wow
This is an awesome book! At first I was thrown off by the pictures but as I went on it added so much more to the story! I loved the story line. I would like to have a sequel and pick up where it left off.
You Have Too Read All Of Them
These stories were great. I downloaded all of them together.
I did like the pictures. I think people just don't know that you are a photographer too. If you look at them closely just for artistic value alone they are very beautiful. I don't normally like historical romance but I do like the time travel romances. They tend to let you dip into the historical without being overwhelming.
These stories flowed lovely and I hate to say it but I do wish to know how his brother thought about the marriage. I wish you to continue the story maybe with one of the cousins. It would just be so nice. I will say you do paint a very pretty picture of details and surrounding. That may be others may not enjoy the photographs as much. I did not feel that they were a distraction. I enjoyed a moment to stop and reflect on the story being told.