The Courier of Love by Caroline Courtney

The Courier of Love by Caroline Courtney
Publisher: Warner Books
Length: Full Length (237 pgs)
Genre: Historical
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 3 stars
Reviewed by Nymphaea

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She’s hot for him, but she doesn’t want him to know her true identity. What a problem!

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The Duke is a typical historical hero–he’s pushy, has no patience for some things while lots of patience for others and uses kisses to shut up the heroine. Still, he’s handsome and while he’s a tad dated, I still rooted for him to be with Francesca. Francesca is rather beaten down. I mean, good gravy, if I had an auntie like hers, I’d be hesitant to leave my house. Good thing she has the paper and her writing.

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