The fire of perdition

Nothing is more intoxicating or dangerous than giving in to lust. In The Fire of Perdition , the fourth and final volume of the Legend of the Four Soldiers series, Elizabeth Hoyt once again shows why she is one of today's most beloved historical romance authors.

Reynaud St. Aubyn has spent the last seven years in hellish captivity. Enslaved by an indigenous tribe, he suffers from physical and psychological trauma. After achieving his long-awaited freedom, he finally enters the mansion of the Count of Blanchard, demanding his rightful title. But what everyone who witnesses the scene sees is a mad, ragged, and delirious man, a far cry from the distinguished English gentleman the viscount once was. Could that man with the lost gaze really be the late count's heir? The same person everyone believed had been murdered by the indigenous people?

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 handsome and charming young man depicted in one of the paintings in her uncle's house. Then, suddenly, that man is there, in the flesh, seducing her into his bed.

Only Beatrice can see the noble young man beneath that savage armor. Reynauld is drawn to the lovely lady, yet he is uncertain about placing his trust in her. After all, she is protected by the man who took his title and inheritance. But will Beatrice's love be able to tame a man willing to do anything to regain what is rightfully his, even sacrificing her innocence?

The Fire of Doom is the fourth and final book in the gripping series The Legend of the Four Soldiers .

“Prepare to be seduced! Hoyt’s writing is almost too good to be true.” ― Lisa Kleypas, New York Times bestselling author

“There is so much charm in Hoyt's stories that we come to believe in the magic of love.” ― Romantic Times BOOK reviews Magazine

Fans of Julia Quinn's Netflix series Bridgerton and Elizabeth Hoyt's Princes Trilogy will love this book.