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Sam was in a serious accident requiring experimental surgery to save his life.
His sister signs his future away to Bessie Dove Lyon in order to procure the surgeon and the nurse.
Sam barely survives and is weak but angry not to have a choice of a love match.
Daisy comes to live at his home because her brother is Sam’s best friend and married to his sister.
Daisy and Sam become friends as she helps to allay his depression and helps him get stronger.
But secrets abound with twists and turns and there are vile greedy family members.
Amazingly perfect next step in this Lyons Den trilogy.
Enjoyed the first book and this is also just as good

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Escapades Galore, A Daunting Heartfelt Romance Story:

Wow! This story reads like a super highflying, twisting roller coaster ride.
An unplanned reuniting brought Samuel and Daisy together again and their reacquainted friendship brings
forth a wonderful fan worthy romance story with many twists and surprises that kept me completely captured until this very happy conclusion.
This is one of the most emotional stories I have read that involves The Lyons Den, Mrs. Dove Lyon.
Mature Advisory:🔥🔥🔥
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A little dramatic and unbelievable for my tastes, but isn't that all we want for our books? Don't we want escapism and a little break from reality? Incredibly enjoyable!

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If you’re in the mood for a historical romance that feels like a mix of daring adventure and swoony moments, To Steal a Lyon’s Heart totally delivers. The premise? A gentleman jewel thief and a clever heroine whose worlds collide in the best (and sometimes most chaotic) way. It’s got that cat-and-mouse energy I love, with plenty of banter and tension that keeps the pages turning.

What I really enjoyed: the chemistry is off the charts without feeling too over-the-top, and the heroine? Smart, resourceful, and actually interesting—not just a damsel hanging around waiting for the hero. The pacing is solid, with enough twists to keep things lively without dragging the story out.

That said, it’s not perfect. Some of the plot turns felt a little too convenient, and a couple of side characters deserved more depth (because they were so intriguing!). Also, while the romance is front and center—which is great—it occasionally overshadows the stakes of the heist plot, which could have been fleshed out more.

Overall, though? This is a fun, escapist read for anyone who loves historical romance with a dash of mystery and plenty of charm. If you’re into clever heroines, roguish heroes, and a bit of sparkle (literally), this one’s worth picking up.

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Lord Samuel Clark, Earl of Alston, woke from the brink of death to a new life he didn’t recognize. To save him, his sister Amelia made a deal with the Widow of Whitehall, trapping Sam in a marriage contract with a total stranger. But Sam refuses to accept such a cold fate and schemes to free himself in secret. When Miss Daisy Blakewood is unscrupulously ousted from her traveling party, she takes shelter with her brother Graham in the residence of the recovering Earl of Alston. Free of her strict chaperones for the first time, Daisy takes the chance to find her voice and forge a new future. A chance meeting brings Sam and Daisy together, and their unexpected connection sparks an easy friendship and a secret alliance to help each other achieve their goals.
Another brilliant addition to the connected world. I’d recommend reading Graham & Amelia’s story before reading this as this book follows on. I loved both Sam & Daisy, he’s been given a second chance of life & she’s given the chance to blossom into a strong young woman. I loved the chemistry between them & how their feelings deepened but they both had secrets & I wondered how these would be resolved. A well written engrossing romance, which I found hard to put down & devoured it in two sittings, there were a couple of secondary characters who I hope have their HEA & maybe together?
I voluntarily read and reviewed a special copy of this book; all thoughts and opinions are my own

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While visiting her brother and his new wife, Daisy comes into close conduct with her new sister-in-law's brother Sam. Sam is recovering from an almost fatal accident. Spending time with a convalescing Sam only makes their hearts grow fonder for each other. However, each of them has secrets to tell. I received an ARC from NetGalley and Dragonblade Publishing for my honest review.

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It’s a great storyline that was packed full of emotions. Because of a near fatal tragedy, Sam meets Daisy while on his death bed. Even with outside interference, I loved how their new relationship took on a life of its own. I love Mrs. Dove-Lyon and the unique situation that caused her to play a big part in Sam’s future. There were two secondary characters that I would have liked for them to have a happy ending, Miss Smith(Brandon) and Mr. Chase. The biggest issue I had is that a reproofing needs to be done as there are many instances where wrong words are used, a word is either added or omitted in a sentence. Overall it’s a fun read and I enjoyed it.
I received a free copy of this book via Netgalley and are voluntarily leaving a review.

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Oh Wow, just WOW. What a heart wrenching story whose choices are taken away from them and how they fight to get them back! I loved watching Daisy bloom into the strong woman she became after being so meek. Her family did her no favors by isolating her so and it was good to see her step out to help herself. I hurt for Sam and his sister, both of them manipulated by the Black Widow. But in the end, that woman showed a heart. Watching Sam and Daisy’s relationship grow was precious, but I felt for Miss Smith. I adored the scene between Chase and Sam, especially their escape and the villain(s) getting the punishment that was deserved was so very well written.
Why an author feels like they just HAVE to use the f-bomb in their stories is beyond me as it destroys the ambience (for me)of the whole story. (Thus the 4 stars.) Thankfully, it was only the one time, but it didn’t need to be there at all. I truly enjoyed seeing Amelia and Blackwood again and seeing their story from someone else’s point of view . A great story with all the feels!

I received this story for free and these are my own views.

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