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    Wicked At Heart

    By Danelle Harmon

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    England, 1813. Damon de Wolfe, the sixth Marquess of Morninghall (A Romantic Times K.I.S.S. Hero of the Year Nominee) is dark, diabolical, and very, very dangerous. Tortured by his past and driven by his desire for revenge, the former naval hero has fallen from grace after infuriating his superiors. Now seething with anger in his lowly role of prison ship commander, he has locked away his brutal childhood memories and allows no one into his world. When beautiful and independent social reformer Lady Gwyneth Evans Simms dares to clash with him over mistreated prisoners, she unwittingly throws herself into the most perilous fight of her life. And Damon embarks on a journey of healing and discovery as the lovely widow seeks to exorcise the demons haunting his very soul through lessons in love. A gripping and emotional Beauty
    and the Beast tale by bestselling, multi-award winning author Danelle Harmon (author of the de Montforte Brothers series).

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDanelle Harmon
    Release dateJul 14, 2012
    ISBN9781476128184
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    Wicked At Heart
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    Danelle Harmon

    New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Danelle Harmon has written seventeen books. A descendant of Mayflower passengers and Revolutionary War heroes, Ms. Harmon has won numerous RT/Romantic Times industry awards for her work. The author makes her home in New England.

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    • 4/5
      As this story opens, our young hero is only fifteen years old and we witness his first sexual encounter with an `older' woman. This, combined with his childhood abuse, will turn him into a man who is in constant state of rage, anger and physical pain.Damon de Wolfe, the sixth Marquess of Morninghall did everything he could to disengage himself from humanity. He embraced and fed his rage keeping it close for so long, that IT was the only thing that kept him going. He treated everyone around him with disdain and contempt and our heroine needed to be one strong female in order to see through all that pain and stand up to IT and him, to save this man's broken heart.Lady Gwyneth Evans Simms is a very likable heroine, but not to our hero. He sees her as an interfering and troublesome woman who he would like nothing more than to physically posses and humiliate. He is in for a rude awakening as this particular woman is not easily manipulated. She is on a mission to help mistreated prisoners who are on his ship. To say that the sparks fly when these two strong-minded people clash, is an understatement!The above blurb adequately summarizes the story and it's not necessary for me to elaborate more on it, however I will tell you of my reasons why I liked the story, and disliked the hero (well, through almost half the story).Ms. Harmon, through her previous four books I've read from her, has proven to me that she's a great story-teller. Through her writing she can engage a range of my emotions and that's a sign of a good author. This story made me angry, smile and cry. And then, at the very end, it left me confused and I felt let down. Our hero and heroine have their well deserved happy ever after and in the end, that's what counts, yet the ending might have been just a tad clearer.Despite it, I really enjoyed this highly emotional story. Its pace was fast and characters interesting, so it kept me engaged all the way through the end. This is not your cookie cutter story and its hero is someone you'll need to have patience with. His journey from deep darkness was worth taking and I was glad to have saw it.Melanie for b2b
    • 4/5
      I liked that this story featured the hero's vulnerabilities. It is a fresh approach in contrast to other historical romances that paints the hero as the perfect alpha male.