Once the war ends, he returns to England and becomes known as Traitor Baron. Set in the Napoleon War era, as a French soldier, Sebastian is ordered to perform “get it done” interrogations on captured English soldiers. Although Sebastian is English born, circumstances beyond his control pave the way for a French Army career.
Sebastian St Clair (aka Robert Girard) is in fact this treasure of a character. You know you have one talented author when they can make you fall in love with the enemy and then convince you that they are truely a hero. the hero of this book just so happens to have been the one responsible for the torture of the hero in the first book “The Captive”. He will have to use all of his wits if he plans on escaping this scheme with his life…and his love. He believes that his wish is about to come true when he begins to fall for his elderly aunt’s lovely companion, Miss Millicent Danforth.īut the French are not quite ready to let him go, and they’ve devised a devious plot that could destroy everything that Sebastian holds dear. Now that the war is over, he has returned home to his beloved England, and is determined to live a quiet life as a country gentleman. Clair was abandoned in France and forced to join the French army in order to survive. WINK!Ĭlick HERE for Rachel’s review of THE CAPTIVE (book 1) in Grace Burrowes CAPTIVE HEARTS series.Ī / Amazon.ca / Amazon.uk/ Barnes and Noble / KOBO /Īs a young boy, British-born Sebastian St. So insert the massive GUSH GUSH GUSH right now and I’ll just get to the reviews and my personal thoughts. I feel like a broken record writing my reviews for this incredible historical romance author, and honestly I am running out of creative ways to say how much I love her. hard to believe (INSERT ROLLS EYES) … not so hard to believe actually! This review consists of the next two books in her Captured Hearts series and she absolutely delivered yet again. What? Another 5 star review for Grace Burrowes? I know. The Traitor / The Laird (Captive Heart 2 & 3) by Grace Burrowes -a review
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