Sebastian St. Cyr is back from the Napoleonic wars and has resumed his life as Viscount Devlin. A woman is found brutally murdered and he is accused. He goes on the run determined to solve the vicious crime himself. More violence follows and he gets a helper in a street kid name Tom. The solution is dark.
The Title itself is from the famous quote: Fools rush in, where angels fear to tread" which I thought gave a lot of flavor to the story as well.
The female characters were layered as well and the complexity was refreshing.
I enjoyed this book. There were a lot of plot twists and red herrings that were believable. The author really brought the time period and setting to life for me. Will definitely read more in the series.
Terri
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