Review: Enjoyed!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 30, 2014
I read this book last year and recently added the whispersync audiobook. The narrator is excellent and I recommend both the book and the audio.I'm glad I readLady Revealed (Tenacious Trents Novel)first as I fully understood the background of the family before reading this book. Otherwise I might not have liked Clayton. The story is called the Misguided Lord because Clayton jumps to assumptions and is completely misguided about so many things, and in particular about Eleanor's virtue. By the end of the book he is truly repentant, ready to throw himself on his knees and ask for Eleanor's forgiveness, and grovels appropriately. He wants to be a better man and believes Eleanor brings out the best in him, which she does.Personally, I liked Clayton better than Eleanor. He can be a jerk, but he progressively improves. Eleanor starts out fiesty and smart, but towards the end of the book she falls for her grandfather's evil scheme and is on the verge of being TSTL. Of course Clayton rescues her and creates the perfect opportunity to bring them back together.I liked this book, but didn't love it. I highly recommendLady Revealed (Tenacious Trents Novel)andCompromised for Christmas (A Tenacious Trents Novella - Book 1). If you like those, then come back to read this one and continue with the series. The Trent Family is full of hunky brothers with interesting stories, so they are enjoyable to read about and to get to know. This book includes several explicit scenes which are fairly self-contained and could be skipped. There is also a violent scene with a kidnapping, but the rescue comes pretty quickly.