Review: Much awaited book does not disappoint!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2014
I absolutely LOVED A Perfect Secret! I'll admit - I'm a Donna Hatch fan. I fell in love with the Amesbury brothers when I read her first book: The Stranger She Married and then with the second book The Guise of a Gentleman I was hooked. And I waited, and waited for the next book int he Rogue Hearts Series. Rather impatiently  I might add. Nonetheless, I was not disappointed when Christian's story was finally downloaded to my iPad and I began reading.Christian Amesbury has it rough. His whole life he's been teased and tormented by his older brothers for being "Perfectly Perfect Christian". How is a rough & tumble boy - and then adebonaire young man - supposed to make it in the world if he's known as "perfectly perfect Christian"? The plight of being the youngest brother! In all seriousness, he does have a secret and he has a heavy weight that he carries with him. Like so many people - Christian seems to have it all, but in reality he carries a heavy burden than not many people know about or see.Sweet Genevieve Marshall has won the heart of Christian Amesbury, but fate has a way of messing up our best-laid plans. Enter Lord Wickburgh - a more evil individual I can't quite imagine. After a year of marriage to Lord Wickburgh Genevieve is no longer the sweet, vivacious young woman Christian fell in love with. His heart is still broken and he intends to protect it - but he cannot help but be compelled to rescue the young woman he once loved.All the Amesbury brothers are back - as they should be. These brothers love and support one another despite their differences. And the have such fun while doing it! I just love how Cole and Jared insist on being part of the adventure. And let me just take a moment to say that I LOVE GRANT! I needed his story a few years ago - that man is so intriguing!So - grab a copy of A Perfect Secret - now! You will not be disappointed. And if you haven't read the first two books in the series, grab them too. This book can be read without having read the first two books, but you'll want to read them all - they are that good!FYI - this is a clean readHonest disclosure - I received a copiy of this book from the author in echange for my honest review.