Book Review: Her Dearest Sin by Gayle Wilson

Her Dearest Sin (Harlequin Historical) by Gayle Wilson

5. Her Dearest Sin by Gayle Wilson
Genre: Historical Fiction, Romance, Harlequin
Pages: 304
Acquired: 2001ish
Book of Your Shelf? Yes
Why I have/read it: Part of a large collection I received as a gift, TIOLI
Series: Harlequin Historical, Sinclair Brides (3)

Pilar and Sebastian Sinclair meet on very strange circumstances. She is trying to steal his clothes so that she can run away from her guardian/fiance. Needless to say, since we are just starting the story, she gets caught, he gets accused of trying to help her, and her guardian Julian Delgado is very angry.

Sebastian and Pilar meet later, of course, and all sorts of crazy things happen. All of which make Julian even more upset. (Julian is not very nice.)

I really liked Pilar, and she was written in a way that allowed to reader to understand her actions even when they seemed to go against what she should do. Sebastian on the other hand, was a bit of an arrogant fool...at first. He slowly changes and learns and becomes a better man.

Not too bad for a Harlequin. The story and setting were very interesting without too many hot and heavy scenes.

3/5