Review: Five star brigand
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 25, 2014
Whether Sabrina York is writing contemporary romances, fantasy or historical one thing you can be certain of is that they are going to be draw you in and hold your attention until the final word as well of course as being hot and steamy for she is not called Her Royal Hotness for nothing.In Brigand the fourth in the Noble Passions series you will not be disappointed and although it is the fourth you don't need to read the others before this one though to get the full enjoyment of them it is probably better to read them in order.Violet is certainly no shrinking violet, by nature a headstrong and courageous young woman she meets the challenges with a strength that she will need to tame the Brigand, the man who although didn't kidnap her, kept her. In him she finds the boy she once loved who has turned into a man she would love to love but there are many forces on both sides striving to keep them apart.Ewan had blamed Violet for so many years yet when he held her he couldn't find it in him to hate her and then when he found out the truth, he wanted to, dared to love her, but could he ever be worthy of her. But he would try even going to the extent of being polished so he can be present at the London Season.The emotions and feelings between Violet and Ewan are beautifully written so much so that you became a true part of their story, an invisible spectator that is with them every step of the way on their journey to finding true love, even to the moment when Ewan once again hoists Violet over his shoulder and it is too much for her, enough said read the book and enjoy.Well written historical romances are a favourite of mine and this is certainly one of them, I love all the characters and there are many that appear from earlier books and are just as entertaining as they previously were.If you enjoy hot, historical, and add a highlander then this is certainly the book for you and you will not be disappointed as once again Sabrina York entertains us and steams up the regency period with the Brigand.I received a free copy for an honest review