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A Lady Never Lies - Juliana Gray
A Lady Never Lies
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Lady Alexandra Morley, an alluring widow, is desperate to devise a plan to reverse her fortunes. When fate lands her in the arms of  Phineas "Finn" Burke, an attractive inventor, she despairs of ever getting what she needs...until they kiss. Finn has always been impervious to the charms of the... show more
Lady Alexandra Morley, an alluring widow, is desperate to devise a plan to reverse her fortunes. When fate lands her in the arms of  Phineas "Finn" Burke, an attractive inventor, she despairs of ever getting what she needs...until they kiss. Finn has always been impervious to the charms of the female species, intent only on perfecting his "horseless carriage" engine. He never dreamed he'd meet a woman like Alexandra, who is as stubborn as she is comely. Despite the brewing scandal, Finn longs to make Alexandra his wife, but he must first convince the maddening lady that their love is the only thing that matters.
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN: 9780425250921 (042525092X)
ASIN: 042525092X
Publisher: Berkley
Pages no: 320
Edition language: English
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Ilze
Ilze rated it
4.0 Juliana Gray's "A Lady Never Lies" - #1 in the "Affairs By Moonlight" series
Funny, enjoyable read, especially the car race in Rome at the end of the story. The Midsummer's Eve celebration with masks is quite off, though - masks are for pagan winter celebrations - Hallowe'en, Christmas (mummers) and Carnival, not summer and Midsummer's Eve.
Aly's Miscellany
Aly's Miscellany rated it
2.0 A Lady Never Lies
DNF at 23%It bored me to death, I don't like the characters or the writing.
Eclectic Universe - Homeschooling Parent
Eclectic Universe - Homeschooling Parent rated it
3.0
pretty good, loved the early automobile aspect of the romance and the race at the end, good characters
rachelruetz
rachelruetz rated it
5.0 A Lady Never Lies
As Stacey London would say, this was "Totes adorbs!" "A Lady Never Lies" was an utter macaroon of a book, which I enjoyed pretty much from the first page. I actually chuckled out loud a couple of times, and was unable to get up to make supper because I had to know how the story ended. So, it's proba...
Romancing the Novel
Romancing the Novel rated it
5.0
Loved this whole series, but this one was probably my favorite. The characters were all so well developed and the storyline was different and intriguing. Can I just say... I LOVED Finn!
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