The Curtis Sisters by Rosie Wynter, Audrey Ashwood

Rating:  ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
These are stories I reviewed before only the story "To Love a Rogue" used to be titled "The Marquess Hand".

To Love a Rogue
This story engages you as a shy woman who suddenly finds that the path to her happiness blocked by lies and cover ups. As Rosalie learns her about the man she settles for, she grieves the one she cannot have. The more time she spends with the Marquess, she discovers things that she doesn't want in a husband. This shy woman soon discovers a strength in herself to do the right thing for herself. Rosalie is engaging and the two men who engage Rosalie's emotions are completely different in character. This story is about what the heart knows. 

To Steal a Duke's Heart
One, I must say that I love this beautiful cover, and the sly smile and eyes of our model really portray my image of Grace. This story is well written and well thought out. It portrays all our pride and our self assurances of who we are being torn away to expose the raw and vulnerable side of our characters. Can the duke and Grace rise above the pain they caused each other to find love and forgiveness. Sometimes a very act of evil can cause two people so hurt to come together to save someone they both care for. This story emotionally touched my heart and allowed her characters to be stripped and grow emotionally and spiritually.

To Romance a Scoundrel
 I really liked this story. The author really showed the disparity of maturity between the two characters. The Earl of Dalton was a man of character and understood what he wanted from life. Claire, even though she was of age, was a romanticist and immature. Her heart was easily turned by a man who found how to manipulate women by the turn of words. The Earl gave up on her when he found out her heart had turned to Mr. Hawkins. His only thought was of Claire, when he found out that Mr. Hawkins eloped with another woman. Claire discovered what real love is and it is not found in the turn of a word. It is found in a man who is honorable and true to his word.