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Anonymous
Posted August 19, 2009
Fantastic
The books was fantastic, its entrancing and makes you not want to put it down. Its a compelling story about two people thrown together to destinys wits and ended up finding a love like no other. Susan wiggs captivated me with this noble i hope the following books will be even better. But trust me this book is worth it, youll fall in love with it.
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Anonymous
Posted April 28, 2012
Is This The First In The Tudor Rose Series?
Well, is it?
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Anonymous
Posted April 16, 2012
couldn't put it down....
A must read....
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kassiePB
Posted October 19, 2011
Highly recommended.
This is the first book of a trilogy and all three books are page turners....typical Susan Wiggs' great reading.
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Posted April 16, 2011
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It was an amazing book just reading the first chapter i was seduced my the passionate book. I would recommend it to anyone.
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Anonymous
Posted October 12, 2009
Historical Romance
The story kept my interest. It was not predictable. It had a lot of romance in it. I enjoyed it.
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A welcome updated 1994 Circle in the Water. Two interesting, driven main characters move the story along: Juliana Romanov and Stephen de Lacey.
Juliana, a 14-yr.old Romanov princess when a Boyar attack destroyed her home and family, has spent five years as part of a band of gypsies, eventually winding up in the England of Henry VIII. She has harbored dreams of avenging her family and her lost young love and will let nothing stop her from doing so. Widower Lord Stephen de Lacey, is a wealthy renaissance man who invents toys and other mechanical devices and a clever maze that conceals a dark secret. For years he has hidden his grief for the loss of his son and wife beneath an icy exterior that keeps the malicious land-hungry Henry and prospective brides at bay. Their paths cross when gypsy Juliana tries to steal Stephen's horse. An unlikely event leads to their "white" marriage, which is sorely strained by the strong pull between them. The grimy, louse-ridden Juliana cleans up gorgeous and adept at running a large household - obviously not a mere gypsy. She's smart, clever, and curious about that maze; Stephen is hard pressed not to succumb. Fun to read. Lots of good secondary characters, and an exciting satisfying climax that reveals all.
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