Review: Of one heart
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2013
This is the second book in the series by Cynthia Wright.  Thomas and Aimee from book one are intergal to the plot and main characters so it is nice to catch up with them.  Micheline, the heroine, endures alot of heartache throughout this book and it makes you wonder how she will ever endure.  Andrew is smart, funny, sexy.  The all around total package who is a reformed rogue and cad.  It is interesting to watch his transformation from the beginning until the end of the book.  Also, if you like history then you will enjoy the cameo's of many famous figures in this story.  The book is well crafted and highly entertaining.  A true must read for any historical romance lover.Summary:When the reckless Marquess of Sandhurst is forced by King Henry VIII into an arranged marriage with a young French widow, he conceives a bold masquerade to outwit the king. Disguised as a humble portrait painter, Sandhurst travels to the French court of Francois Ist to have a look at his would-be bride.Micheline Tevoulere, friend of Aimee & Thomas de St. Briac, has agreed to marry an unseen English nobleman because she has given up on love. Yet, when she sits for a portrait by a dashing artist with tender eyes, her heart begins to thaw.As passion blooms, Sandhurst refuses to reveal his true identity unless Micheline renounces her betrothal to the wealthy and powerful Marquess of Sandhurst... even though he is his own rival!In this enchanting novel of love and renewal, Cynthia Wright illuminates the world of Tudor England and France.