I liked these books, not as well as some of the other Jo Beverley books I've read (I loved Christmas Angel, Arranged Marriage and others). But they kept me reading. The characters were interesting for the most part, I liked the premise of soldiers scarred physically and emotionally by war and how love helped them reintegrate into their lives. This box set contains three separate stories of English soldier/heroes from the Napoleonic War. The Demon's Mistress, The Dragon's Bride, and The Devil's Heiress. ( )

Trash! I couldn't even get all the way through it. Three Heroes is actually 3 stories combined into one book. The first, entitled "The Demon's Mistress" and it's just a novella. The other two, "The Dragon's Bride" and "The Devil's Heiress" are full length. I got through the novella and the first few pages of Dragon's Bride. The dominant theme - sex. If they weren't actually performing it, they were thinking about it. Constantly! I stomached the novella since it was short - thinking that perhaps I needed to know some information before reading the next books, since they're connected. Couldn't do it. "The Dragon's Bride" starts out with smugglers landing on shore, ever watchful, worried that the absent lord of the manor would be arriving after recently inheriting the title and estate. Promising enough, right? Instead, the sister of the smuggler leader, instead of worrying about her brother, worries about the returning lord and how eleven years ago, when they were both 15, they, well,...ahem. Need I say more. Please! That is not skilled writing IMO. I'm glad I only paid $1.99 for the book. ( )