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For fans of Julia Quinn and Stephanie Laurens, comes this new delightful and captivating fourth installment in Stefanie Sloane's Regency Rogues romance series. A love for solving puzzles drew Dashiell Matthews, Viscount Carrington, to become a Young Corinthian agent. But his main purpose for joining the elite spy agency is personal: to gather information on the person responsible for a murder that has haunted him for years, a man known only as the Bishop. But... more
If you are in the mood for a sweet and a little more low-key historical romance, this one is for you.
Full ReviewHowever, and it’s a big however, too many of the issues it raised were left unresolved...Hearts definitely got stolen, but no saints were involved in their theft.
Full ReviewThe Saint Who Stole My Heart features several likable female characters...The book suffered, though, from weakly drawn male characters, most notably the hero, Dash.
Full Review...with the abrupt scene changes and feeling like some of the scenes were lacking key information, it was just too much work to stay focused and involved.
Full ReviewOne of the worst offenses within this story was how little chemistry there was between the two leads...I can count on one hand the times the two of them talked to one another without deceptions before they were sleeping together.
Full ReviewWould I recommend this book? Hell yes! This is probably one of my favorites of this series so far.
Full ReviewSloane's writing style is full of witty, Regency era banter that is so much fun to read.
Full ReviewThe Saint Who Stole My Heart is a likable enough novel, but there’s little to set it apart from the glut of Regency-set hero-as-spy novels of the past five years.
Full ReviewA detour into the victimization of women forced into prostitution feels forced, and Sloane's grasp of Regency custom and language is irritatingly uneven.
Full ReviewWhat made this story so much fun was its hero. He was one of the best Beta heroes I’ve read about in a while. Very charming, witty and passionate.
Full ReviewWhile I enjoyed Elena’s bluestocking ways, and Dash’s need to present himself as an idiot in order to be an effective spy, unfortunately the story as a whole was actually rather forgettable.
Full ReviewThe sequence was supposed to show the heroine as a social injustice reformer, but she comes across as stupid; running into a brothel run by evil bad guys to rescue her maid all without proper backup kind of stupid.
Full ReviewSloane delivers a delectable story that is satisfying from beginning to end.
Full ReviewThe latest Regency Rogues (see The Sinner Who Seduced Me, The Angel in My Arms and The Devil In Disguise) romantic suspense is an entertaining tale...
Full Review...a heroine that is intelligent, brave and most assuredly unaware of her own beauty; enter a dashing Viscount and you have the makings of a good old fashioned romance novel.
Full Review...this was an immensely enjoyable read and is, perhaps, Stefanie Sloane's best work yet.
Full ReviewWith likable characters and a well-plotted story, it was hard to put this down.
Full ReviewIf you’re looking for a sweet romance with a bit of mystery then pick up The Saint Who Stole My Heart.
Full ReviewThe whole book has a cobbled together feel, much like a first draft that hasn’t yet hit the polishing phase. I
Full Review... I would highly recommend this book to any mystery lover.
Full ReviewFabulous characters and a sweet, charming romance make Stefanie Sloane's THE SAINT WHO STOLE MY HEART a great historical read.
Full Review... setup for the next books was a little too obvious. It’s not that there isn’t a happy ending, but there is so much unresolved that I was frustrated by a lot of the way the story ended.
Full ReviewThere is just enough to the story to keep you engaged, but it did leave me wishing for more.
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