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Kind of Honor (Regency Romance)

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I think this was a good story combining adventure and romance. The hero and heroine are both strong, dynamic personalities and the children are delightful.

I did not find the war section at all boring because I like espionage and found the political adventure a much more interesting backdrop for the romance than just the ton going to parties.

I agree with the other reviewer's statements about the infidelity, however. Just being proud and arrogant is not sufficient justification, but since we, the reader know that Matthieu is a really bad guy, I was able to overlook that.

From the blurb on the book, I suspected this regency was about an affair, and I was right.

The hero-Adam, is a war hero and Amanda-are thrown together when Adam is secretly trying to find a French Spy.

I won't go further into the book in case you choose to read it.

I personally quit this book because I don't read romances, definately regencies, to read about infidelity.

I was pretty sure the author was going to set the husband up as a villian to "justify" the affair-but she made a mistake when she had the hero living at their home as a guest. And this is no school room miss-she's been married some years and has children-so the husband would have to have been truly evil for me to accept the adultery-and it was not the case.

The book also gives way too much info about the war-the first 40 or so pages are predominately just that-boring.

In my opinion this is not one of Miss Wolf's better regencies. If you like traditional regencies I say skip this one.
2 stars.

i loved the book.The hero adam todd is gallant,the herione is different from the usual heriones.interesing subject of infidelity and also treachery.Nicley written,i would recommend it to everyone.