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I really enjoyed this book. I loved the heroine's courage in being able to leave her abuser which from personal experience I know is a hard thing to do. The hardest part for me personally is recovering mentally from the abuse I have suffered, but this Lady's story inspired me and gives me hope. I feel more determined than ever to not let abuse ruin the rest of my life. I enjoyed the romance between "Mrs. Graham" and Hugh and the way they healed each other.
I was quite surprised by the Duke of Vale's role in the book. I despised him until his true nature is revealed. (spoiler alert) I felt though that he should find his own happiness for his caring, and rescue of Lady Denbigh. I did feel bad that he went to all that effort for her and he basically got nothing in return for his efforts because she had already fallen for Hugh in the meantime. I understand their romance but I do have to say that I felt the Duke did more for her than Hugh in terms of getting her away from her abuser. He was too caught up in getting her away from him to be able to woo her like Hugh was doing in the meantime. So that part I felt bad about. Otherwise, it was a good and inspiring story.


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The Lady Flees Her Lord Michele Young 0760789221392 Books Reviews

I enjoyed this book so much. It was wonderful to read about a strong woman who doesn't let abuse deefine her. Hugo, wow what a man.
I really loved this book. This author doesn't write a 'formula' romance. As in her previous book, No Regrets, the heroine is not the typical romance heroine. Lucinda is described as a glorious Rubenesque beauty which is a nice change from willowy, dewy, young heroines. It was a pleasure to read her story and to see her progress from a fearful woman to a woman of great strength and courage. I thought that the romantic tension in the story was great and I really like the hero, Hugo. Try this new author, you won't be disappointed!
A regency historical pairing a runaway countess (Lucinda) posing as a military widow, with a penniless lord (Hugo) who recently returned to his rundown country estate after 10 years of war in France. Overall it was fast and enjoyable read but it had a few parts that frustrated me.

The story itself is simple; Lucinda has fled London and the emotional and physical abuse of a horrible husband. Hugo is instantly attracted to her and is set on having a physical affair. In the day-to-day adventures of life in the small village, she keeps crossing paths with Hugo until their passions sweep them away.

The story kept me engaged, but I found myself getting upset with the hero and heroine for different things. For the heroine, I understood her need to lie about her identity, and I can even look past the fact that she was `cheating' on her husband as that behavior was more acceptable and typical for that era. But her continued lack of honesty with Hugo, and then her seemingly lack of remorse for it, set my nerves a blaze. I didn't hate Lucinda, but in the end I didn't like her either. And as hero's go, Hugo was only OK too. I think this is where the story really fell short, as he is a hero type I normally would love but we never got to fall in love with him. We didn't really get to know him as a person, and the author did one thing that drives me nuts she gave him a plot device where he blames himself for something that anyone with any common sense knows was completely out of his control and not his fault.

This book does have it strengths and the story is quite compelling in many places, but it missed the potential of being so much more. I can't say I'd recommend this one to all historical romance fans, especially to those readers who do not abide a cheating hero or heroine under any circumstances, but the writing was good and the story different from what is typically published.
I found the characters and the story interesting. I love stories in which I truly get lost, this book was one of those. A great story for anyone who loves historical romance. I also purchased another book by this author.
I enjoyed this book very much. Michele's grasp of Regency life and the world is excellent. Her hero and heroine are flawed, not the typical perfect specimens in looks or action, but that is what makes them so intriguing. I loved seeing Lucinda grow in her strength. Yes, it can get annoying when the main characters continue to misunderstand and not communicate, but that is typical Regency drama, and Michele presents that very well. You rout for both of these people and the ending is fulfilling in all ways. A very satisfying read that I highly recommend.
I really enjoyed this book. I loved the heroine's courage in being able to leave her abuser which from personal experience I know is a hard thing to do. The hardest part for me personally is recovering mentally from the abuse I have suffered, but this Lady's story inspired me and gives me hope. I feel more determined than ever to not let abuse ruin the rest of my life. I enjoyed the romance between "Mrs. Graham" and Hugh and the way they healed each other.
I was quite surprised by the Duke of Vale's role in the book. I despised him until his true nature is revealed. (spoiler alert) I felt though that he should find his own happiness for his caring, and rescue of Lady Denbigh. I did feel bad that he went to all that effort for her and he basically got nothing in return for his efforts because she had already fallen for Hugh in the meantime. I understand their romance but I do have to say that I felt the Duke did more for her than Hugh in terms of getting her away from her abuser. He was too caught up in getting her away from him to be able to woo her like Hugh was doing in the meantime. So that part I felt bad about. Otherwise, it was a good and inspiring story.