by Rachel Brimble
Since girlhood, Emily Darson has accepted that she will marry Nicholas, the son of her father's trusted business partner. The marriage contract safeguards her family legacy, Emily's fortune, and everything she values--except her independence. Only when a sinfully handsome scoundrel enters her lif...
Just boring. No real tension (sexual or otherwise) no real sense of place or time -- the heroine might has well have crawled out of the 21st century, she was so modern -- and lots of talking. Will is the most perfect man ever, Nicholas is the most evil, and there are no interesting shades of gray to...
The Seduction of Emily, was not your run of the mill regency novel. The Hero for was not very heroic in the beginning mostly going for the heroine as a means for revenge. In the beginning of the book I was a little nervous Emily's fiancée seemed to be a very shady character. Then you meet Will a...
When I had the opportunity to review The Seduction of Emily, I jumped at the chance. If you have never read one of Ms. Brimble’s historicals, you need to. She brings a richness to the genre that few authors can. Why? A couple of things: 1) She is British and Bath is her backyard2) She doesn’t ...
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