I think Ms. Deveraux could have done way better than this. I knew what was going to happen before I finished reading the last ten chapters. Elizabeth gave in to easily to Miles's charms. She was a strong intelligent character, her motto should have been," fight to the death." and if she was really smart she would have made use of that ax when she had the chance( not doing brutal harm mind you). Sometimes Miles deserved it.:)

I love books set in this time period and am enjoying this one. I have not finished it yet but reading is quick.

I have been reading Jude Deveraux novels for years. She describes everything with such detail that I feel as though I am a character in her novels. I can almost taste the food being served, feel the wind, rain, or sun on my skin, and the clothes would be lovely hanging in my closet! I highly recommend all of her novels. I am actually reading some of them for the second time. Thank you, Ms. Deveraux for sharing your talent with the world.

I didn't know this was a series, I feel bad that I didn't read it in the right order, this was a good read.

Many reviews have been written detailing this story, so I will make my review short.I've read Jude Deveraux before, and really enjoy her writing. That prompted me to buy "Velvet Angel." I didn't realize at the time, that it was the finale to a series. The characters were humorous and the story fast- paced from the very first page.I gave the book 4 stars, instead of five, because a few things annoyed me:The hero is quick to judge the heroine falsely over something that obviously was not her fault. For that, he banishes her from his life for a while. Luckily, it doesn't take too much of the story to reunite them.Second, the characters were very typical. He's a powerful warrior who has had hordes of women. She is a sharp- tongued virgin. I still enjoyed reading about them, because they both were quite funny at times.I will be reading the rest of the series. This one was definitely worth- while.

These CDs are truly for Collectors Only. There are way too many unfamiliar songs for the casual listener.