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To Tempt The Saint The Reluctant Bride Collection Book 4 edition by Megan Bryce Romance eBooks

This book is okay, not very long on descriptions, which would have made it at least 4 stars. The story was good, a bit grim, sometimes funny, but it just lacks the little pieces that make a book endearing and interesting.

One really odd part was why the heroine's aunt and uncle agreed to help the niece become a grifter and when they went home, why did they disappear from the story?they were integral for the first 3/4 of the book but then they went to their room to tidy up from their trip never to be heard from again until the last page! I liked them more than the other characters.

I kept reading because there is enough good in the book to lead you into hoping for Great.....it is not your usual romance novel, and I think a bit harsh on the heroine, sanctimonious even; we are supposed to like the heroine, not judge her.

I was surprised that the author seemed a bit snarky at times towards her heroine, if you don't like your heroine, how are we going to like her?


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To Tempt The Saint The Reluctant Bride Collection Book 4 edition by Megan Bryce Romance eBooks Reviews

I enjoyed "To Tempt a Saint" by Megan Bryce very much. George St Clair is finished with women. Honora was compromised by a married man and left with a child. Now all she wants is revenge. As Honora and her aunt and uncle travel around England, Honora looks for a man willing to ask for her hand in marriage. After that is accomplished, she begins to make the man's life so miserable that he has to break off the engagement. That's when Honora and her aunt and uncle go to work. With her tears and emotional reaction of now being ruined by the man, they extort money from him. Then off they go to the next town and the next man.

This is the second book by Megan Bryce that I've read and I've enjoyed both. She is a very good writer, keeps the story going at a good pace and doesn't waste time with gratuitous, explicit sex. I love the way her mind works as she creates her plot and supporting characters, too. I recommend her books to anyone who enjoys a clean Regency romance.
I bought this because I enjoyed To Wed the Widow. That book started slowly, and then all of a sudden I couldn't put it down. I did read this one in one day, but that's because it's so short.

Actually, because I enjoyed To Wed the Widow so much, I kept expecting this one to get more interesting. But it didn't. Honora and George keep meeting each other at lectures and she completes her current scam and moves on to scam George. I really did not like her she is the opposite of honor. Same goes for her aunt and uncle.

The secrets are revealed at the end, and things kind of work out, but it's all sad and unsatisfying. The four stars are for the good writing and for keeping me interested until I finished it.

For those who care, the closest thing to sex is a couple of dry kisses.
Honora Kempe is a disgraced vicar's daughter who is out for vengeance against men. With the help from her aunt and uncle, they change their names and change locales frequently. She searches for her future prey by allowing herself to become engaged. When she has him hooked, she changes her personality to force the gentleman to break the engagement. Portraying herself as ruined for potential suitors, she collects a modest sum from her former fiance for breach of promise.

George St. Clair is the fourth son of a Viscount who fell deeply in love with a woman and she was given to another. He hardens his heart against women. He will never be fallible to a woman again. His father, Viscount St. Clair, has George's life all mapped out for him -- a parish church in Manchester. George can't even pray. How can he be a minister?

George and Honora meet at a lecture on steam power. He is irritated by the companions she brings to the lecture. She feels he is a sour and cranky gentleman. She can tell by the way he acts and holds himself that he is the son of someone important. He can tell by which hat she wears as to which personality she will be that day -- sweet and sugary or spiteful and intelligent. Can two such persons form a relationship based on lies?

Another enjoyable novel. The characters are well-rounded and come off as fallible. They base their lives on explicit lies or lying to self. The plot is simple, yet I was turning the pages quickly to discover what would happen next. Just when everything seemed drenched in despair, an HEA ending came to save the day. Matter a fact, the solution to the plot seemed too easy for the mess George and Honora made of their lives, but I was so wrapped up in the story I flowed right along with it. This is an easy read and a good book. If you are looking for a story to while away a few hours, then this might be the novel for you.
I wanted to like this book because I am a fan of Megan Bryce.

George is a young man who has chosen to avoid his future for as long as he can. Now he must face his life.

Honora is a young woman who has had a very difficult past. She has chosen to make her way in the world by taking money from men she does not believe to be honorable.

I loved the dialog between the two. Both are witty and quick. They challenge one another and each of them find the entertainment to be too much to ignore. They are drawn to one another.

But, overall, I simply was not a huge fan of the story.

Ms Bryce is a wonderful author and I know the next book I read will be exactly what I enjoy.
This book is okay, not very long on descriptions, which would have made it at least 4 stars. The story was good, a bit grim, sometimes funny, but it just lacks the little pieces that make a book endearing and interesting.

One really odd part was why the heroine's aunt and uncle agreed to help the niece become a grifter and when they went home, why did they disappear from the story?they were integral for the first 3/4 of the book but then they went to their room to tidy up from their trip never to be heard from again until the last page! I liked them more than the other characters.

I kept reading because there is enough good in the book to lead you into hoping for Great.....it is not your usual romance novel, and I think a bit harsh on the heroine, sanctimonious even; we are supposed to like the heroine, not judge her.

I was surprised that the author seemed a bit snarky at times towards her heroine, if you don't like your heroine, how are we going to like her?