The Handmaiden's Necklace

I enjoyed all three books in this series but was not head over heels for Rafe. Danielle finds herself married to Rafe after living in seclusion for five years following a scandal. Danielle was originally engaged to Rafe and she finds herself in a compromising situation with another man. She is innocent but Rafe doesn't believe her and he breaks the engagement. Five years later he finds out the truth of the situation and tries to rectify it but Danielle is engaged to another man. Rafe looks into her new fiance and is convinced that Danielle won't be happy with him. He blackmails her into a marriage with him. Much of the story has the two main characters (Rafe and Danielle) hiding their feelings from each other. Neither one knows whether show more or not they can ever trust each other again. show less

The Thrilling ending to Kat Martins Necklace Trilogy, this book was just as great as the first two. The Brides Necklace, and The Devils Necklace. We got to talk with the characters from the other books again, and we finally see Rafe get what he needs. His beautiful Dani. As with the other books in the series, this is well written with some unseen twists and turns to keep it exciting. I am sad the series is over, but would highly recommend it to anyone else who loves Historical Romances.

It is a fitting end to the Necklace Trilogy and wraps up all the loose ends of the story. While I liked the character of Rafe more than both Cord and Ethan the book itself was better than the 1st, but not quite as good as the 2nd.