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by Loretta Chase
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Book Hoarders Anonymous
Book Hoarders Anonymous rated it 11 years ago
Huh. Well, Ismal got redeemed pretty well considering. You know, if you must redeem a bad guy, you need to do it believably. I'd guess his getting stuck helping England with security issues for 10 years probably would do it. Well, that and his apologies at the end of the previous book. The h was a...
Tami
Tami rated it 11 years ago
The good parts: Great dialogues, witty banter, a quite enthralling crime plot and some delicious tension. A very hot and magnetic male lead. A headstrong, but interesting heroine who is NOT a simpering virgin (widow - yay!). I have to stress, that the sensual tension and the suspense part were ver...
DemonessTenebrae
DemonessTenebrae rated it 12 years ago
** 2.5 **The beginning of the book was somewhat dreadful. Storyline slow and in places antagonizing. Only towards the end I found myself intrigued and amused. Love story wasn't as good as it should be. I do have praises for the characters and their unique traits. Later works of Loretta Chase are muc...
Now patriciar
Now patriciar rated it 12 years ago
*le gasp* Is this? Could this be?
Georgiana
Georgiana rated it 12 years ago
Although characters overlap, this is very different from Lord of Scoundrels. I found it mostly a mystery. The H/h interaction was very adult/intricate but ultimately fell a little flat for me.
trewen
trewen rated it 12 years ago
smidge under 5 stars
rameau's ramblings
rameau's ramblings rated it 12 years ago
This review can also be found on Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell-blog.If you've read the blurb you know that this is a romantic mystery where Leila Beaumont is trying to find out who killed her father almost a decade ago and who is responsible for the recent death of her husband. Of course, she can't he...
portable pieces of thoughts
portable pieces of thoughts rated it 13 years ago
Why I read this?Why I have to explain myself? Well, ok, I just feel like explaining… Every time I read a romance book I think I need to explain…oh well…maybe because a romance, historical, paranormal or contemporary, is not exactly my favourite genre. I read this novel only because it was recommende...
Aly's Miscellany
Aly's Miscellany rated it 13 years ago
I had so many doubts with this one... Loretta Chase did a wonderful job!Quote I loved:"You are a wonderful man," she said. "You are the most understanding, wise, clever, compassionate—""Slave," he said. "I am your slave. It is very, very sad."
Oliviate
Oliviate rated it 14 years ago
Hooray for backlist Chase being released in digital form!
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