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This is one of the best books of its kind. The hero isn't a complete cad, and can, in most cases, be very considerate. The heroine definitely has a soft spot for the hero, but she is in no way a pushover; nor does she constantly "give in". Throughout the story you can see their love blossom as they work to overcome the plot twist. The ending isn't rushed, but the book isn't overly long either. The writing is good and the love scenes were top notch. I think the average romance reader will be very satisfied.


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The Madness of Viscount Atherbourne Rescued from Ruin Book 1 edition by Elisa Braden Romance eBooks Reviews

I loved this book. I have read all of Elisa's books and this was her first one and I can tell you it was excellent. Both the Hero and Heroine are characters you will fall in love with and with their story. The love scenes are intense and steamy. Once you read this book you will be buying all of Elisa Braden's books and will be looking forward to new ones too. ENJOY!!
Very enjoyable story of a Duel that resulted in the death of Gregory Viscount Atherbourne. The new Viscount Lucien is his brother. Now set on revenge for his brothers death and the death of his sister. He goes after Harrison Lacey Duke of Blackmore for whom he believes are responsible for there deaths. He takes his sister away by publically compromising her at a Ball.

After Victoria and Lucien are wed they have what I would call a erotic sensual connection. What Victoria doesn't know is at this time Lucien is using her by not letting her brother Harrison visit her. He even makes sure she doesn't recieve the letters he writes her. She think he is not answering her letters. When she realizes the truth she is hurt dismayed and wants to see her brother. So she refuses to make love with Lucien. They will only pretend there marriage is a love match in front of the Ton in public.

This was a sad story when you find out why the duel occured and what happen to Atherbourne's young sister. You begin to understand his hatred toward Harrison and why he wants revenge. But is Harrison the Duke of Blackmore Really Guitly? I never though he was. Just from the way he loved his sister and his brother. He was a very honorable man. But I was not sure until i read what caused the duel.

Lucien and Victoria were brilliantly written and I love both of there characters. The secondary characters were well written also.

I started out listen to this story on Audible book but the narrator's British Accent was very hard to understand at times. The story was recorded on a low volume so even when you turned up the volume it was not very easy to hear. I had to then download it on my kindle and read it.
Two men with secrets, one Lady ruined, and vengeance dark and horrid. That is at the core of this well written story where love struggles to grow and survive.

I throughly enjoyed Victoria's and Lucian's story. It has well developed characters and good pacing. While I don't place it in the exceptional, 5 star, category - as the location the author chose for Victoria's ruination, and the extent to which she succumbed, makes it difficult to believe - I do recommend it to those who enjoy a good plot with some steamy sex scenes that don't swamp the storyline. Read it. I think you'll enjoy it!
I bought all other books of the author immediately after reading this one! The love scenes are exactly as I would wish for myself, there is enough "longing" to make it dramatic but not long enough to be annoying. Things are happening and when I finished this book, I went straight back to to get all other books and read them through in 1 day. Now I put myself on Ms Braden's mailing list and cannot wait for the next book!
The Madness of Viscount Atherbourne contains all the necessary ingredients for a satisfying romance a dashing, devastatingly handsome but tortured male protagonist, a beautiful, kind and loving female protagonist, a revenge plot, a not too surprising plot twist, good character development, and a hard fought for HEA. Some authors take these elements and create a really good story that clips along and others, with all those same elements create drudgery. I am happy to report that Ms. Braden's efforts fall into the former rather than the later.

For me, the characters' actions need to have some logic behind them, the plot complications need to feel believable, the characters need to develop and grow over the course of the story and the ending needs to make sense. Happily, this story and its characters make sense, is well written and absorbing and the ending made me cry. One of the highlights of this book is the character development, especially that of the the hero, Lord Lucien Atherbourne. The cause of his tortured angst is completely justified even if his method of revenge seemed a little far fetched. However, I felt that the characterization of the heroine, Victoria, was a bit weaker. It took her a little too long to to find her spine, but not so long that I lost patience with her as I so often do in romance novels. There are some interesting secondary characters who make significant contributions to the story. I especially liked the Greek chorus like comments of Lady Wallingham found in the chapter headings. They were pithy, humorous and set a slightly more sophisticated tone than what is often found in Regency Era romance novels.

Bottom line You may find that this story drags a bit through the first half, that Victoria shouldn't have been surprised as she was at the depth of Lucien's commitment to revenge, and that she gives in a shade too often to sexual attraction when she shouldn't, but you will also find that this is a very well written book. I'm pretty sure that you'll care about the characters and you'll be invested in their achieving a happy ending. In short, it's worth your time and your money. Now I'm off to get the second book in the series.
This is one of the best books of its kind. The hero isn't a complete cad, and can, in most cases, be very considerate. The heroine definitely has a soft spot for the hero, but she is in no way a pushover; nor does she constantly "give in". Throughout the story you can see their love blossom as they work to overcome the plot twist. The ending isn't rushed, but the book isn't overly long either. The writing is good and the love scenes were top notch. I think the average romance reader will be very satisfied.