After reading a bit of the story, I realized that I'd come into the middle of an ongoing series. I think this is the first book I've read by Catherine Coulter. The writing was engaging and there was lots of humor in the dialogue between characters.
This is the story about two identical young men who are enjoying the sowing of their wild oats. However, James runs into a problem with his neighbor, Corrie, who has been a thorn in his side for most of their lives. However, Corrie is about to have a Little Season, a time to prepare for her first real London season. James comes to see that the little hoyden has turned into a lovely swan.
While James is trying to come to grips with his feelings for Corrie, Jason becomes intrigued with Judith. However, when someone tries to kill Douglas Sherbrooke, the twin's father, romance has to move to the background until the attempted murderer is caught. The problem is that there are no clues and no suspects.
The only thing I didn't really like about the story was the fact that both men were absolutely gorgeous and all women could only watch and stare. They were fabulous swimmers, horsemen, etc. That got old quickly.
Sherbrooke Series
1. The Sherbrooke Bride (1992)
2. The Hellion Bride (1992)
3. The Heiress Bride (1993)
4. Mad Jack (1999)
5. The Courtship (2000)
6. The Scottish Bride (2001)
7. Pendragon (2001)
* 8. The Sherbrooke Twins (2004)
9. Lyon's Gate (2004)
10. Wizard's Daughter (2007)
11. The Prince of Ravenscar (2011)
This is the story about two identical young men who are enjoying the sowing of their wild oats. However, James runs into a problem with his neighbor, Corrie, who has been a thorn in his side for most of their lives. However, Corrie is about to have a Little Season, a time to prepare for her first real London season. James comes to see that the little hoyden has turned into a lovely swan.
While James is trying to come to grips with his feelings for Corrie, Jason becomes intrigued with Judith. However, when someone tries to kill Douglas Sherbrooke, the twin's father, romance has to move to the background until the attempted murderer is caught. The problem is that there are no clues and no suspects.
The only thing I didn't really like about the story was the fact that both men were absolutely gorgeous and all women could only watch and stare. They were fabulous swimmers, horsemen, etc. That got old quickly.
Sherbrooke Series
1. The Sherbrooke Bride (1992)
2. The Hellion Bride (1992)
3. The Heiress Bride (1993)
4. Mad Jack (1999)
5. The Courtship (2000)
6. The Scottish Bride (2001)
7. Pendragon (2001)
* 8. The Sherbrooke Twins (2004)
9. Lyon's Gate (2004)
10. Wizard's Daughter (2007)
11. The Prince of Ravenscar (2011)
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