Review: Sabrina York you've made me love historical romance!!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
Hotness Rating 4 out of 5Dark Duke is the 3rd book of the Noble Passions series.  I have not read the first 2 books in this series, so I was a little afraid it would affect my experience with this book.  Boy, was I wrong.  On top of that, I'm not typically a fan of historical books.  Sabrina has now made me a lover of her historicals, at the very least.  This book was amazing!  I couldn't get enough of it and was so disappointed when I got to the last page.Edward Wyeth is known as the dark Duke.  His exploits are famous throughout the ton.  Why shouldn't he enjoy his life?  He's rich, titled and single - no one is getting hurt.  Strangely, it's all starting to lose it's sparkle and appeal.  A different conquest every night is not nearly as fun and his writing is suffering terribly.  It seems everything is changing.  Somehow his cousins have taken over his life and home.  The older cousins aren't a problem, but the younger ones are hellions.  He can't step out of his chambers without tripping over something or finding his stuff destroyed.  It's all about more than he can take, but then everything changes.  He begins to notice his cousin's companion.  She's definitely not the severe, drab woman that he originally thought her to be.  Now, all is looking up.  He feels passion again, he can't write fast enough, and he is even finding joy in the hellions that have taken over his life.Kaitlyn is in hiding. What better way to hide than pose as her best friend's companion?  When she finds herself alone in the library with Edward she has no idea how much her life is going to change.  He makes her feel things that she definitely should not be feeling.  She let herself get caught up before in these feelings and it ruined her life.  She's a fallen woman, after all and now on the run as a result of it.  But, the feelings the Dark Duke makes her feel are nothing that she has ever felt before and under his direction she's about to feel so much more.I am such a fan of Sabrina York's writing.  Not only does she write intelligently, but there is humor and witty conversation.  I swear one second I'm fanning myself and checking my Kindle for scorch marks and the next I'm laughing out loud.  I can not wait to read Violet's story.  I have a feeling it's going to be quite the read.You can find this review and others at [...]