Review: The Love of a Libertine by Jess Michaels "Out Today!"

The Love of a Libertine (The Duke's Bastards, #1)The Love of a Libertine by Jess Michaels
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was a solid 4 stars read for me.
Elizabeth has led a sheltered life after being privately ruined by an unscrupulous man, a few years ago. So the last thing she wants is a rogue coming onto her brother's staff. The more she gets to know him, the more drawn she becomes to Morgan.
Morgan is the bastard son of a duke and a courtesan. He's led a wildish life. He wakes up in Newgate and finds his estranged brother there to get him out, but he has to promise to start being responsible and to get his life together by taking on a job as a Man of Affairs for a friend. Elizabeth intrigues him and he knows he should stay away but he just can't.

I really enjoyed the time Morgan spent getting to know Elizabeth. He spends time observing her and noticing how she holds herself outside from the group gathered at her brother's estate. He knows that something happened in her past. And Morgan goes about trying to help her. I loved that this was a little slow burn. And once he finds out what has made her uneasy around men, he takes the time to show her how she should be cared for.
Can't wait to see the next book in the series.

ARC provided by Victory Editing via NetGalley


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Alicia

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