One Night With a Prince
Continuing her irresistible Royal Brotherhood Series, bestselling author Sabrina Jeffries introduces the third of three half-noble half brothers -- the brashest rogue in all of London. Proper Lady Christabel, the Marchioness of Haversham, is desperate to regain some letters that could destroy...
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Continuing her irresistible Royal Brotherhood Series, bestselling author Sabrina Jeffries introduces the third of three half-noble half brothers -- the brashest rogue in all of London. Proper Lady Christabel, the Marchioness of Haversham, is desperate to regain some letters that could destroy her -- so desperate that she pretends to be the mistress of notorious gaming-club owner Gavin Byrne to accompany him to a scandalous house party where she can reclaim them. But when she agreed to let Byrne coach her on how a true mistress behaves, she never suspected how very...persuasive his wicked lessons would be. Gavin is secretly determined to find the letters himself and use them for revenge against the noble sire who abandoned him to grow up in London's worst slums. He's also delighted at how very successful his "mistress lessons" are: it won't be long before the luscious young widow is in his bed. But when Christabel catches Gavin in his own seductive net, he faces a difficult choice: to wreak the vengeance he's planned all his life, or to protect the woman he may -- to his own astonishment -- need more than revenge.
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9780743477727 (0743477723)
Publish date: July 1st 2005
Publisher: Pocket Star
Pages no: 355
Edition language: English
There have been a number of Sabrina Jeffries books I've enjoyed, but while this one had many of the elements I like - wit, steam, banter - I felt like it was just going through the motions. There was no chemistry for me with the characters or the story.
The best one of the trilogy, but I quite like them all. More than I did the other two (and longer) series that I read.
Interesting, but the author didn't convince me that I should care about the hero and heroine's difficulties, the plot or their relationship as much as with the first 2 books in this series, both of which I liked a good deal better than this one.
I really loved this book! I won't get into the plot, as GR has done a good job of describing it, except that the hero and heroine pretend to be lovers so they can get into a house party in the country and steal some letters from their host. I really liked the way Jeffries described how their initial...