Review: I LOVE the story=Five Stars
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2014
After readingAutumn Duchess: A Georgian Historical Romance (Roxton Family Saga)I was predisposed to detesting Dair.  I thought him an utter cad.  To my astonishment, Ms. Brant convinced me that Dair is a fine man of character and he now ranks as one of my favorite heroes.This novel has all the elements of a good story ~ interesting plot, a couple of engrossing sub-plots, a fascinating array of characters, lovable Hero and heroine, and spiced with humor throughout.Ms. Brant told this tale in lovely style; beautifully descriptive narrative and engaging dialogue.  She was faithful to the era (her research is outstanding,) and she even managed a romantic interlude that, under a less accomplished author's hand, would have had me reeling.  Within the context of this particular story, though, it was exquisite and totally believable.My only small quibble was that the ending seemed a bit abrupt, but then, I didn't want it to end at all!  I hope we'll see more of Dair and Rory, and the other marvelous members of the Roxton family, when we read Mary's story.  And then there's Evelyn...mustn't forget about him.A side note regardingNoble Satyr: A Georgian Historical Romance (Roxton Family Saga):  I put this book aside after some reading, then skimming.  The behavior of the Duke of Roxton was just too distasteful to me.  After reading the subsequent novels, though, Monseigneur has become more endearing.  So I plan to begin anew with his story and read it with fresh eyes.