Taken and Seduced (League of the Blade) Review

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Taken and Seduced (League of the Blade) ReviewI thoroughly enjoyed the beginning chapters and ending chapters of Julia Latham's latest novel Taken and Seduced. The middle left much to be desired because it just seemed to move so very slowly.
Lady Florence is kidnapped one morning as she strolls through her garden contemplating her future life in a convent. She has a limp and her father has no prospects for her. Her kidnapper is Adam Hilliard, a man who has vengeance on his mind when he takes Florrie from her home. Adam has a real vendetta against Florrie's father and he believes that having Florrie in his possession will entice the man into a confrontation.
Adam is a member of the League of Blades, a group of knights who protect the innocent. I had never read any of Ms. Latham's previous novels regarding this brotherhood and was a bit uncertain as to its origins and members. A little more background into this knightly society would have been helpful in understanding Adam.
At first Lady Florrie is angry she has been kidnapped but then she recognizes that Adam and his companions mean her no harm. Being an optimistic person, Florrie embarks on a grand adventure with Adam before joining the nunnery. Her actions have an underlying wonder and sweetness to them. It is easy to like her and Adam certainly does. He fights his feelings for her constantly and here is where the action slowed considerably. Adam and Florrie find themselves in intimate situations without really exploring their feelings or communicating their thoughts well. This happened several times in the middle of the story. Also the action and tension waned during their journey to London where Florrie's father resides. The leads never felt like they were in real peril even though there were misadventures along the way.
The ending of this book is good though because finally there are some honest feelings expressed by the leads and it was a little surprising to see that sweet Florrie could be manipulative for a good cause. The confrontation between Adam and Florrie's father is almost anticlimactic in light of all the changes which occur in Adam before their meeting. This novel warrants 3.5 stars. It could have been a four star novel if only the middle portion were as engaging as the story's beginning and end.
Taken and Seduced (League of the Blade) Overview
He was seeking justice for those he loved . . .

Adam Hilliard, secret Earl of Keswick, lives for one thing: To kill the man who slew his parents. Raised in secrecy by the League of the Blade, he would do anything to restore his family's honor.

She was desperate to escape propriety . . .

Lady Florence Becket is the key to his revenge. But when he kidnaps her, Florrie is neither frightened nor furious, as most other young ladies would be. The bold and powerful stranger who spirited her from her father's castle could give her the freedom and adventure she craves.

They would find far more than they ever desired . . .

She is moved by his quest. He is captivated by her courage. They have no defense against the passion ignited by a single kiss. Adam has taken her from all she's ever known-but now Florrie will delight in her scandalous seduction.


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