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Anonymous
Posted May 29, 2008
I eagerly turned the pages⿦
Seduced By A Spy was a great read. I could hardly wait to turn the pages. Former students of Mrs. Merlin's Academy for Select Young Ladies were well-trained spies. The highly regarded academy took in orphans from the slums of London. Shannon was one of their former students. Alexandr was a Russian spy. The two were unknowingly given the same assignment. Their employers decide to work together. Shannon and Alexandra are sent to a remote Scottish castle to protect a ballistic expert's family. She works under the guise of a governess, and he works as a tutor. They come to love their charges and each other. The action never stops in Seduced By A Spy. Andrea Pickens captures the readerâ¿¿s attention from the first page and does not let them go until the last page. She uses a combination of humor and romance to stir emotions and engage the reader. This is the second in this series. Fans of Regency Romance will enjoy Seduced By A Spy.
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Anonymous
Posted April 11, 2008
Great book
This book was wonderrful. It was slow to start but once it got going it was very good. I love books about women that are strong. Her Merlins are very strong characters who also have wit. I can't wait to read her next Merlin book. Hopefully its about Sofia.
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Anonymous
Posted March 20, 2008
2nd Merlin title filled with adventure!
For those who like their historical romances to have a bit of intrigue and suspense, Pickens's Merlins Maidens series is a perfect choice. Pickens, who also writes as Andrea DaRif, is a well known Regency writer who has just recently expanded her repertoire to full length historicals. Seduced by a Spy is perfect in every way, as both the plot and characters keep you flipping through the pages. For those who have been disappointed with the recent swath of new releases, this book will be a breath of fresh air. I truly enjoyed it and am anxiously awaiting the next in the series.
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Andrea Pickens provides a fun historical
She, like her peers, was taken from the London slums and sent to attend Mrs. Merlin's Academy for Select Young Ladies where she learned espionage skills including weapons usage. By 1812 as Napoleon wins every battle, this member of Merlin's Maidens, espionage operative Shannon having proven extremely competent with a gun is assigned to kill French spy D¿Etienne who her superiors know is making trouble in Ireland, expected to cause waves in Scotland, and ultimate believe he plans to assassinate the family of a ballistics expert. Russian agent Alexandr Orlov is assigned to work with her, but she distrusts him writing him off as a rogue while he has doubts about her competency.-------- The duo pursues their target into Scotland. However, the prey proves diabolically clever ready to use innocent pawns to keep his mission functioning. Shannon knows she has no choice but to trust her teammate if they are to prevent D¿Etienne from achieving his objectives as well to stop him from killing people. As they fall in love, time is running out on their assignment.--------- The latest Merlin¿s Maidens espionage Regency romantic suspense (see THE SPY WORE SILK) is an exhilarating action-packed thriller starring two fascinating lead characters whose relationship initially reflect that of their respective countries needing but distrusting one another. The story line is fast-paced once Shannon negotiates her way to an apprentice under fire role and never slows down as she and Alexandr must learn to believe in one another if they are to achieve the mission and follow up on their love for one another. Andrea Pickens provides a fun historical.------- Harriet Klausner
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