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6 wooden boxes of newly minted gold sovereigns have been stolen from the London mint. A HUGE reward has been offered. What better way for an orphan who will soon be homeless to secure their future.

The banter and humor in this book is absolutely outstanding. I found myself literally laughing out loud as I read through the book. I was really wonderful!!! I'd love to share some quotes, but since I had an ARC, I am not allowed to do that.

In the last book in the series, our heroines brother was on the search for the gold. That was a delightful tale and I hope you read it as well as this one. This book takes place almost concurrently with the previous one, so you'll get some updates from that book.

Lord Hugo Starling is a driven man. He is the son of a duke and has defied his family by studying to be a physician. He has some very forward-looking views on the whole medical profession for that time period and he is absolutely driven to complete the perfect hospital. He is constantly designing and updating his plan and lobbying for funds to get that hospital built. As you read the book, you will learn his reasons for being so driven.

Georgette Frost lost her parents several years ago. They were very unloving, uncaring parents -- it wasn't that they mistreated Georgette - it was just that they hardly knew she existed. They were so engrossed in themselves and their academic research that they just basically forgot about her. She never really knew love and craved it so much. While her parents did academic research, Georgette read fairy tales and dreamed of a life where she was loved and wanted.

After the death of their parents, Georgette's brother (the hero from the last book) sold the bookstore to some cousins with the stipulation that they provide a home for Georgette until she reached her majority. That was very short-sighted, but -- he'd left home when he was twelve an didn't even really know Georgette and he was blind.

Lord Hugo and Georgette's brother were friends at school and Lord Hugo has felt responsible to keep an eye on Georgette to assure that she was safe. So, when he finds her dress as a man and waiting for the mail coach to take her north, he takes her and ends up escorting her northward to find her brother and to search for the gold.

They spend a lot of time together and come to appreciate the strengths and weaknesses each has. Their search becomes dangerous -- and there is even the possibility of them being blamed for the theft.

It is delightful to see their interactions, their growth as individuals and their journey to finding love. I do hope you'll read this book and find it as wonderful as I did!

"I requested and received this book at no cost to me and volunteered to read it; my review is my honest opinion and given without any influence by the author or publisher."


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Passion Favors the Bold Royal Rewards Theresa Romain 9781420138672 Books Reviews

Yeah, I know, it's not the destination that matters; it's the journey. But this journey meandered all over the place and made little sense. But, OK, yeah, I admit that a road trip in a book is used as a metaphor for self-discovery. I guess that was accomplished here by the H and h. But still, did the journey have to be quite so disjointedly peripatetic?

This is series Book #2, after #1 FORTUNE FAVORS THE WICKED, and stars heroine Georgette Frost, sister of Benedict Frost, H of the first book, and hero Lord Hugo Starling, third son of a duke, a physician, and Benedict's good friend. The 6 stolen trunks of gold coins newly minted by the Royal Mint and the Royal Reward for finding them is the motivation for impulsive and rather immature Georgette to set off dressed in men's clothing to join her brother Benedict in the search.

But before she has even begun her journey, she's intercepted by serious and staid Hugo, who has been keeping tabs on her for some time now to make sure his friend's younger sister is doing OK. Georgette manages to finagle Hugo into helping her. And off they go, Hugo at first planning to get Georgette into the care of Benedict, but somehow Georgette even manages to deviate him from that plan. And there they are on their very own adventure to find the coins.

Georgette wants money to be able to live independently. Hugo needs funding for a hospital he has been planning for some time. But both of them really need to do some soul searching. Does Georgette really need that money or is there something else missing in her life? And Hugo needs to figure out why he believes that the hospital is really what will make him feel fulfilled and complete.

Along the way, they will meet up with lots of quirky and interesting characters. There will be several humorous situations they find themselves in. Some of the banter and dialogue is clever; some not so much. The H and h and their romance didn't wow me all that much either. And, although Romain's writing is good, I still find this story to be too meandering and disjointed for my taste. However, I see that mine isn't the majority opinion, so YMMV.
6 wooden boxes of newly minted gold sovereigns have been stolen from the London mint. A HUGE reward has been offered. What better way for an orphan who will soon be homeless to secure their future.

The banter and humor in this book is absolutely outstanding. I found myself literally laughing out loud as I read through the book. I was really wonderful!!! I'd love to share some quotes, but since I had an ARC, I am not allowed to do that.

In the last book in the series, our heroines brother was on the search for the gold. That was a delightful tale and I hope you read it as well as this one. This book takes place almost concurrently with the previous one, so you'll get some updates from that book.

Lord Hugo Starling is a driven man. He is the son of a duke and has defied his family by studying to be a physician. He has some very forward-looking views on the whole medical profession for that time period and he is absolutely driven to complete the perfect hospital. He is constantly designing and updating his plan and lobbying for funds to get that hospital built. As you read the book, you will learn his reasons for being so driven.

Georgette Frost lost her parents several years ago. They were very unloving, uncaring parents -- it wasn't that they mistreated Georgette - it was just that they hardly knew she existed. They were so engrossed in themselves and their academic research that they just basically forgot about her. She never really knew love and craved it so much. While her parents did academic research, Georgette read fairy tales and dreamed of a life where she was loved and wanted.

After the death of their parents, Georgette's brother (the hero from the last book) sold the bookstore to some cousins with the stipulation that they provide a home for Georgette until she reached her majority. That was very short-sighted, but -- he'd left home when he was twelve an didn't even really know Georgette and he was blind.

Lord Hugo and Georgette's brother were friends at school and Lord Hugo has felt responsible to keep an eye on Georgette to assure that she was safe. So, when he finds her dress as a man and waiting for the mail coach to take her north, he takes her and ends up escorting her northward to find her brother and to search for the gold.

They spend a lot of time together and come to appreciate the strengths and weaknesses each has. Their search becomes dangerous -- and there is even the possibility of them being blamed for the theft.

It is delightful to see their interactions, their growth as individuals and their journey to finding love. I do hope you'll read this book and find it as wonderful as I did!

"I requested and received this book at no cost to me and volunteered to read it; my review is my honest opinion and given without any influence by the author or publisher."