Book Review: Night of the Scoundrel by Kelly Bowen

Kindle Edition, 133 pages

Published November 26th 2019 by Forever Yours

Ruthless. Dangerous. Known simply as King. No one knows his true name or where he came from. And when he learns that the man who betrayed him has returned to London, King has only one goal: vengeance. But first, he must seek out an unlikely ally to aide him in his pursuit...

Adeline Archambault is as mysterious as she is beautiful. Exiled after the French Revolution, she's determined to reclaim her birthright and deliver the justice that is owed her. King's offer to help her, in exchange for her assistance, is a bargain she can't refuse. But will this deal with a devil lead to a future she never dared hope for?


                                       MY REVIEW:

Night of the Scoundrel by Kelly Bowen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This is a novella and was a quick read. We learn about King in this book. He was a ruthless businessman in the previous books of the series. Now we get to know him. He is out of vengeance.
Adeline has had something taken away from her and she is out to get it. But King has it. They make a deal. She can have what she wants if she does something for King. You can feel the chemistry between these 2 as you keep reading. Learning about King's past has you realising just how bad of a person he has been and why. Maybe there is good in him after all, well maybe,

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About the author:

Born

Canada

Website

http://www.kellybowen.net

Kelly Bowen grew up in Manitoba, Canada. She worked her way through her teenage years as a back country trail guide and ranch hand. She attended the University of Manitoba and earned a Master of Science degree in veterinary physiology and endocrinology.

But it was Kelly's infatuation with history and a weakness for a good love story that led her down the path of historical romance. When she is not writing, she seizes every opportunity to explore ruins and battlefields.

Currently, Kelly lives in Winnipeg with her husband and two boys, all of whom are wonderfully patient with the writing process. Except, that is, when they need a goalie for street hockey.

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