Vengeful King: The Complete Series Box Set (1-3)
Covenant, Revenant, Rule
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4.3 • 65 Ratings
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- $7.99
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Publisher Description
“… had me breathless the whole time!”
Heir to a worthless title, Christophe Marchand knows the only way to build an empire in the twenty-first century is with single-minded focus and cold, hard pragmatism.
Which means no distractions.
But that’s before he lays eyes on Charlotte Duval.
Charlotte Duval is no man’s arm candy.
An expert in antique furniture, Charlotte is in Paris to close up her recently deceased father’s antique store. Her plan? Finish the job as quickly as possible, preferably without touching the still-tender wound of their estranged relationship, and return to L.A..
And even the enigmatic Christophe Marchand can’t tempt her to stay.
Then the discovery of an elaborate ring hidden inside a 16th century writing desk sets off a chain of events that sends her to Christophe for protection. Soon the pair are traveling to Vienna in search of answers to an unsolved theft that once rocked the art world. But when their hunt intersects with an ominous takeover of Christophe’s business, it becomes clear that their common cause will either destroy them or force them to come to terms with the true price of love.
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★★★★★ "Wow! What a fantastic trilogy."
★★★★★ "Excellent blend of suspense, action and romance!"
★★★★★ "Captivating, passionate, and it pulls you right in."
★★★★★ "Give this amazing series a chance you'll love it!"
★★★★★ "Riveting and one not to miss."
★★★★★ "Hot, hot, hot!!"
★★★★★ "Hot and sexy and full of adventure and will touch your heart."
Customer Reviews
You lost me in book 3
Well, I truly liked this story (as each book continue on from the last) but lost me when the story became inconsistent. I never expect fiction to be realistic, but when the story stays close to real and then throws immaculate healing in book three, not by discussing it but by not allowing time to pass in the story, you lost me. I dislike reading stories where the author doesn’t keep track of their time line, strong points made and followed up with inaccuracies of that strong point. It pulls this reader from the story. Frustrating and I find it difficult to get back into the story.