Dangerous in Diamonds Audiobook

" Madeline Hunter proves to be a very good author with original stories passionate characters and interesting plots. Looking forward for her next book. "

" Madeline Hunter proves to be a very good author with original stories passionate characters and interesting plots. Looking forward for her next book. "

" I admit, I had higher expectations for this book. It was slow moving, boring me at times. Although the ending was sweet, I'm not sure that I totally believe the HEA. Even still, I give it a 2.5-3 star rating. "

" It was slow starting out. But half way thru,the story finally started going and it was good. "

" Excellent - The reason Daphne opened her home to women in need was a semi-suprise. I have liked Castleford since "Ravishing in Red" and was glad he turned out to be the honorable man I gave him credit for being. "

" Like everyone else, I was looking forward to this book but it quite a let down. very disappointing. boring to a point. plot was really weak. Castleford was so much funnier and amusing in previous books. "

" When the Duke of Castleford inherits several small pieces of land, with their tenants, from someone who didn't like him, he's curious and goes to visit. He meets Daphne, who he's attracted to on site, and he's sure that she must have been the other man's mistress. She's upstanding, runs a home for abused women, raises flowers, and agrees over time to sleep with him. Relatively thoughtfully portrayed, but annoying nonetheless, in that despite knowing that the dead man's son could rape servants, Castleford assumes that it didn't happen with Daphne (but it did). Daphne ends up exposing the bad guy, runs from Castleford, who ends up chasing her and proposing marriage, including her daughter in all the things that he accepts about her. Not the standard chase, but predictable nonetheless. "

" In my opinion, this is the best by far of The Rarest Blooms series. I absolutely love the characters and the dialogue. Even thoung it does stand on its own, you really do need to read the previous books in the series to understand all the supporting chacters actions and reactions. "

" Loved the hero, but spent most of the book wanting the heroine to just stop being so serious. Granted, there were good reasons for her mein, but I missed the sparkle of the other stories in the Rarest Blooms series. "

" This was a bit of a tough read for me personally. Part of the subject matter hit too close to home. But that's a personal hang up only and of course she handled it beautifully. Great way to end another wonderful series. But I have to say Jonathan is still my favorite rarest blooms hero. "

" Daphne and Castlefords story is the best of the four Rarest Blooms books. "

" This story surprised me in a very good way. Though I have liked Castleford from the beginning I was not sure if I would like his story. The author did a great job melding these two very different characters together. There was mystery along with getting to revisit the others from the past books. "

" DNF. The whole series was boring and not captivating at all. I barely made it through this one. "

" Yay! I am so pleased to have found another romance author that I enjoy! Hunter's characters are engaging and interesting and do not make me want to throw the book across the room. I highly look forward to reading more of her work. "

" Amazing book, another winner from Madeline Hunter. "

" A good book to read on Mother's Day or anyday. A Duke has been given four small properties by someone who wasn't a particular friend. Read what happens when he visits one of the properties. "

" A competent read, although a bit of a let down after all the builds up. "

" Wow. Madeline has surpassed herself. Castleford was potrayed to decadent perfection. For lovers of historical fiction, don't miss this book. "

" oh. i may need to read other books by Madeline Hunter. i have really enjoyed the Rarest Blooms books.. "

" I loved this story. So romantic! "

" Heroine is the woman who runs the "shelter." Hero wants to know her secrets. It's a good read. "