Scarlet Nights (Edilean, #3)
by:
Jude Deveraux (author)
Sara Shaw is engaged, waiting for that very special day when she will exchange wedding vows with her beloved Greg Anders. This is, however, one problem: Unbeknownst to Sara, her fianc? is a consummate fraud, the latest in a long familial line of con men and professional thieves. Fortunately,...
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Sara Shaw is engaged, waiting for that very special day when she will exchange wedding vows with her beloved Greg Anders. This is, however, one problem: Unbeknownst to Sara, her fianc? is a consummate fraud, the latest in a long familial line of con men and professional thieves. Fortunately, hunky undercover cop Mike Newland is on the case and with his help, Sara might help the true happiness she really deserves. The third novel in Jude Deveraux's popular multigenerational romance series. (Hand-selling tip: Like its predecessors, this fiction features historical flashbacks that illuminate far more than the immediate story.)
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Format: ebook
ISBN:
9781439149805 (1439149801)
Publish date: August 3rd 2010
Publisher: Atria Books
Pages no: 384
Edition language: English
Category:
Love,
Romance,
Mystery,
Detective,
Historical Romance,
Contemporary Romance,
Contemporary,
Womens Fiction,
Chick Lit,
Suspense,
Romantic Suspense
Series: Edilean (#1)
I don't know why I'm in the minority on this entire series but I really like it. I love the characters (the main characters and all the supporting characters too). They are all just quirky and fun to hang around with. In this one I particularly liked Mike though I admit that Sarah was a little TST...
My Rating: 2.5/5.0Two words to describe Scarlet Nights: what happened? Why don't I enjoy reading Jude Deveraux's books that much anymore? The first time I read her novel in the Edilean series, I loved it so much that I put out all the holds that I could on my library card just to read her books, bu...
This book was so bad it turned my stomach. 0 stars.
What kills this book is the heroine. Her weakness and at times ignorance annoyed me too much to be able to really enjoy the book.
This wasn't one of JD's best works, imho, the character of Cassie is just too naive and oblivious to be believed. That she finally wises up to what a doormat she is and leaves is to be commended, but that she is easily manipulated by the old lady and ends up with straight-laced Jefferson after all w...
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