The four books in the series that captivated readers worldwide are now in an unmissable box set with themed bookmarks! In the tetralogy "The Legend of the Four Soldiers," Elizabeth Hoyt leads readers through steamy stories of love and redemption, in which couples struggle with the urge to surrender to passion.
Four viscounts, and what do they have in common? A dark past full of wounds that need healing. Presenting diverse stories in which love, hate, and redemption are interwoven into the characters' lives, Elizabeth Hoyt explores sensuality in an era when lust and pleasure were condemned.
The Taste of Temptation (378 pages)
Lady Emeline Gordon is a beacon of London sophistication, making her the perfect companion to the younger sister of Samuel Hartley, a successful Boston businessman and former colonial soldier. But despite his wealth, Samuel retains the savage ways of the colonies where he was raised. Furthermore, he is haunted by a tragedy: a massacre in which hundreds of his companions died, including Emeline's brother. That's why Samuel is in London: to get answers, not to fall in love. But that doesn't mean he has an easy time controlling his heart. When Emeline discovers that Samuel is trying to unravel the mystery behind her brother's death, it becomes increasingly difficult to resist her feelings for him.
The Taste of Sin (364 pages)
Jasper Renshaw must marry a lady and produce an heir to the title of Viscount Vale, then return to the life of debauchery he's always led, which helps him forget the past. But finding lovers is easier than finding the ideal woman, and after being abandoned by his second fiancée in six months, he receives an offer he can't refuse: Melisande Fleming offers to become the future Viscountess Vale. At 28 and still living with her brother, Melisande seeks the independence of marriage. But she harbors a secret: she loves the viscount and is willing to live a loveless marriage just to be by his side.
The Claws of Desire (336 pages)
Sir Alistair Munroe's life was spent studying, cataloging, and publishing books on flora and fauna. However, after experiencing physical and emotional trauma during a war in America, he decides to isolate himself in his castle in Scotland. However, when a beautiful and mysterious woman knocks on his door, the feelings he had long repressed come to the surface. Renowned for her beauty, Helen Fitzwilliam spent her final years enjoying the luxury of high society. Eager to escape the mistakes of her past, she accepts a job as a governess in a castle in exchange for shelter. Helen is determined to start her life over and will not let anything deter her from her purpose. Alistair soon discovers that Helen is much more than a beautiful woman. But just as he begins to believe in true love, Helen's secret past threatens to tear them apart.
The Fire of Perdition (336 pages)
Reynaud St. Aubyn spent seven years in captivity. After gaining his long-awaited freedom, he pursues his rightful title. But what everyone sees is a ragged, delusional man, a far cry from the gentleman the viscount once was. Beatrice Corning, niece of the current Earl of Blanchard, is an English lady. But she has a secret: no man moves her as much as the young man in the paintings in her uncle's house. Then, suddenly, that man is there, seducing her. Only Beatrice can see the noble young man beneath that savage armor. Reynaud is drawn to the lovely lady, but unsure if he can trust her. After all, she is the ward of the man who took his title and inheritance. Will Beatrice's love be able to tame a man willing to do anything to regain what is rightfully his?
