Since the Surrender
A man of action. . .Fearless. Loyal. Brilliant. Ruthless. Bold words are always used to describe English war hero Captain Chase Eversea, but another word unfortunately plays a role in every Eversea's destiny: trouble. And trouble for Chase arrives in the form of a mysterious message summoning...
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A man of action. . .Fearless. Loyal. Brilliant. Ruthless. Bold words are always used to describe English war hero Captain Chase Eversea, but another word unfortunately plays a role in every Eversea's destiny: trouble. And trouble for Chase arrives in the form of a mysterious message summoning him to a London rendezvous . . . where he encounters the memory of his most wicked indiscretion in the flesh: Rosalind March—the only woman he could never forget.A Woman of Passion. . .Five years ago, the reckless, charming beauty craved the formidable Captain's attention. But now Rosalind is a coolly self-possessed woman, and desire is the last thing on her mind: her sister has mysteriously disappeared and she needs Chase's help to find her. But as their search through London's darkest corners re-ignites long-smoldering passion and memories of old battles, Chase and Rosalind are challenged to surrender: to the depths of a wicked desire, and to the possibility of love.
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9780061341618 (0061341614)
Publish date: July 28th 2009
Publisher: Avon
Pages no: 371
Edition language: English
Series: Pennyroyal Green (#3)
I'm giving up at 233 of 370 pages. I've jumped around in the Pennyroyal Green series, loving some, meh about others, but this is the first I've had to DNF. The main characters are bland (except for their penchant for exhibitionist sex, which doesn't turn my crank), as is the plot. The heroine's sist...
I think I graded this one so harshly because I loved the one before it so much. Like No Other Lover if you are interested :)Why this book is two stars: - The Plot was boring for the first 100 pages.Seriously I don't know how I even stayed awake during those pages. The hero and heroine were rarely in...
The not-too-intricate mystery plot was a great foil for a pair of strong characters with a lot of baggage to work through. The ending felt a little rushed, but it's a minor quibble.
Captain Chase Eversea, returned from the war, is surprise when he is sent a missive (note) from a woman who needs his help. when he goes to the meeting place-he is surprise to find that the woman who needs him is none other than Rosalin March-the one woman he has never been able to forget. Roasalind...
I really liked Chase & Rosalind and their story. There was some fun witty dialogue and some fun 12 year old boy style word play. It's a testament to how much I liked these characters and the story that even though they indulged in one of my least favorite sexual assignations we're on an illegal an...