Marguerite Kaye
Marguerite Kaye writes hot historical romances from her home in cold and usually rainy Scotland. Featuring Regency Rakes, Highlanders and Sheikhs, she has published almost thirty books and novellas. When she's not writing she enjoys walking, cycling (but only on the level), gardening (but only...
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Marguerite Kaye writes hot historical romances from her home in cold and usually rainy Scotland. Featuring Regency Rakes, Highlanders and Sheikhs, she has published almost thirty books and novellas. When she's not writing she enjoys walking, cycling (but only on the level), gardening (but only what she can eat) and cooking. She also likes to knit and occasionally drink martinis (though not at the same time). Find out more on her website: www.margueritekaye.com or chat with her on www.facebook.com/margueritekayepage
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3.75 stars - Reviewed for Wit and Sin Alexander Sinclair, Earl of Fearnoch, is in need of a wife before his thirtieth birthday else he’ll lose his inheritance. But he doesn’t want a true marriage, so when his friend Daniel suggests marrying his ward, Alexander is intrigued. Eloise Brannagh also ha...
The Procurer's story.. it's been many years since Kirstin Blair and Cameron Dunbar had a night of passion and she's gone on to have a successful business finding the right places for people to reinvent themselves. Now Cameron needs her help to find his niece. Only there's still a spark there and spe...
To catch his fathers murderer Conte Luca del Pietro hires Becky Wickes, a cardsharp, to break his enemies bank balance. While they're close they find that there's an attraction and that maybe the plans they have aren't the best plans. Entertaining but the ending felt rushed.
Now Procurer is a bit of a problematic title and usually has certain implications but in this story it's a woman who finds women who need help and match them to men who want a no-strings attached woman. There's a promise of no non-consentual activity but this is a romance novel and we all know that...
So Russia during the Regency period, I haven't read a lot of these, employed some langugage handwavium (mostly true, court stuff was in English and French for the most part but if our heroine wants to involve herself with charitable apotecary works she would need to learn Russian, no question about ...
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