Series: Tales from the Grand Tour, #3
Traits & Tropes: enemies to lovers; mystery/suspense; revenge
Publication Date: 02.14.20
Genre/Setting: Historical; Victorian; Paris, France
Rating: 5 fun stars!
For the past three years Solange Lefarge has sought revenge on the man responsible for her family's destruction. This goal has brought her to Paris as companion to Lady Roselyn Briarwood, a member of the rather notorious McGovern family. None of the family know who Solange truly is or what her real goal is and she intends to keep it that way. The last thing she needs is to find herself falling in love with the very man she's sworn to kill.
Lord Louis Sinclair, the Earl of Bramwell, has also been after revenge, seeking to avenge his mother's death, and after years of trying, he's finally close to his goal. The last thing he needs now is a distraction in the form of a mysterious woman, especially one whom his friends have warned him is dangerous. But spending time with Solange challenges Louis' views and causes Solange to reevaluate everything she thought she knew. In fact, the two soon realize they have much in common and each finds a partner in the other. But as they struggle to keep the McGovern family from ruin, the unraveling of secrets could serve to push Louis and Solange apart rather than bring them together.
This was a fun, quick read to finish off the first trilogy of a new saga. I found all the characters to be very charming and Louis and Solange were explosive together. The pace was rapid and held my attention and the villain was just despicable. I thoroughly enjoyed this one and can't wait for the rest of the McGoverns' stories.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3119938045
Lord Louis Sinclair, the Earl of Bramwell, has also been after revenge, seeking to avenge his mother's death, and after years of trying, he's finally close to his goal. The last thing he needs now is a distraction in the form of a mysterious woman, especially one whom his friends have warned him is dangerous. But spending time with Solange challenges Louis' views and causes Solange to reevaluate everything she thought she knew. In fact, the two soon realize they have much in common and each finds a partner in the other. But as they struggle to keep the McGovern family from ruin, the unraveling of secrets could serve to push Louis and Solange apart rather than bring them together.
This was a fun, quick read to finish off the first trilogy of a new saga. I found all the characters to be very charming and Louis and Solange were explosive together. The pace was rapid and held my attention and the villain was just despicable. I thoroughly enjoyed this one and can't wait for the rest of the McGoverns' stories.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/3119938045
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