Most of all she has created people who make good friends to one another and good characters for readers. Her Disgraced Lords characters are not perfect, they are human beings with flaws. Ms Evans has created a group of people who are admirable and interesting. Everyone needs people upon whom they can always depend. Families can be made up of people who love one another but are not necessarily related by blood.
mystery and danger to keep you turning the pages. Bronwen always adds just enough laughter, tears.
_.Then I couldn't put it down til I finished it. Sensual and poignant, this story pulls at your heartstrings. It is a journey to acceptance and redemption from a deep grief and guilt. She doesn’t shy away from dealing with some of the darker issues – sometimes much to my dismay. Suspenseful, romantic, and filled with complex characters Bronwen Evans' Disgraced Lords series always has a place at the top of my must read list. Duke in My Bed, Amelia Grey, Barrie Kreinik, Romance>Historical Romance, >Romance, Tantor Media, 8. What Readers and Reviewers have to say about Bronwen Evans' novels: Pop over to Bookbub and follow Bronwen.Įnter to win a $5 Amazon Gift Card by following, and then email a screen shot of your follow verification to N K Author Services ( and a winner will be picked 9/1. (Jan.Bronwen Evans has a new Regency release out August 29, A LOVE TO REMEMBER (Disgraced Lords #7), with a 4.45 rating on Goodreads. Slightly heavy-handed language doesn’t diminish a strong plot with enough twists to satisfy. And when their passionate interludes lead to unanticipated emotions, the two must reevaluate their plans for a marriage of convenience. As the gossips bet on whether Bray will indeed marry Louisa, powerful outsiders attempt to intervene and force their hand. Bray decides it’s time to take his vow and responsibilities to heart. Louisa is likewise drawn to Bray but incensed by his lollygagging, and she lets him know her feelings when he finally arrives. At their first encounter, the duke is happily surprised by Louisa’s beauty and fiery spirit, but is put off by her four boisterous sisters. When Bray, Duke of Drakestone, reluctantly agrees to marry his dying friend’s sister, Louisa, he envisions a life of misery with a homely, timid woman, and stays away for two years. An unexpected alliance changes lives in this original and enjoyable Regency, first in the Heirs’ Club series.
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