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Much Ado About Rogues (Blackthorn Brothers, Bk 3)
Much Ado About Rogues - Blackthorn Brothers, Bk 3
Author: Kasey Michaels
Meet the Blackthorn Brothers -- three unrepentant scoundrels infamous for being mad, bad and perilous to love. — Who is the darkly handsome Don John "Black Jack" Blackthorn?  With his air of mystery and menace, the whispers about him hint of highwayman or government agent or even dark prince.  But no one knows what it is Black...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780373776399
ISBN-10: 037377639X
Publication Date: 2/21/2012
Pages: 384
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  • Currently 3.7/5 Stars.
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3.7 stars, based on 39 ratings
Publisher: HQN Books
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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j4smine avatar reviewed Much Ado About Rogues (Blackthorn Brothers, Bk 3) on + 31 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
The books in the Blackthorn Brothers trilogy could have been written by three different authors. Book #1 The Taming of the Rake was wonderful, made it to my Top Ten of All Time list. Book #2 a Midsummer's Night Sin was meh - okay. THIS Book #3 Much Ado About Rogues was really painful to finish, a chore to get through. It's title should have been "Much Ado About Nothing" or even better, "Death By Yakking." This hero and heroine never stopped talking. Every thought they have is spoken, every emotion is dissected and analyzed in dialogue. Tons of back story, retold over and over. The hero is dense. When the heroine makes a subtle suggestion, I can almost see the wheels slowly start to churn in the hero's thick noggin, then smack his own forehead and exclaim, 'Why didn't I think of that?" Duh. Yak-yak-yak, non-stop. Save yourselves.
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Helpful Score: 1
3rd in series - only one of which I had previously read.

I wanted to like this book - I really did, but unfortunately, I just couldn't.

The story line is choppy. The characters are probably the highlight of the story, but not compelling enough to stop me from putting the book down several times.

I did love the part where the three women (2 sisters-in-law from prior books) are together. It felt very real and quite funny.

But overall, I kept hoping the story would end, and when it finally did, it felt very anticlimatic. It was almost as if I was reading different mini-stories. None of which kept my attention.

Not a recommended read by me.
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reviewed Much Ado About Rogues (Blackthorn Brothers, Bk 3) on + 2 more book reviews
Very good finish to the trilogy. I wasn't much interested in Black Jack's story until I started reading. Glad I did!

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