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Wicked As Sin (7th book in Bocastle Series)
To begin if you have not read the beginning books to this great serios on the Bocastle family you need to start there. Well this was a great introduction into the Bocastle series, now that the Bocastle brothers and sisters have been married of this book takes us into the unknown life of cousin Gabriel Bocastle with alot of attitude,saddness and a great deal of spice. I am a big fan of Jillian Hunter's writting. Ive falling in love with her Bocastle Series and hope she never stops writting them. If you havent read any of the books in the series you have to read them heres the list.
1. The Seduction of an English Scoundrel
2. The Love Affair of an Enlish Lord
3. The Wedding Night of an English Rogue
4. THe Wicked Games of a Gentleman
5. The Sinful Nights of a Nobleman
6. The Devilish Pleasures of a Duke
7. Wicked as Sin
8. The Wicked Lord at the Wedding(release date 9/22/09)
9. The Wicked Duke Takes of Wife (release date 10/27/09)1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Anonymous
Posted December 25, 2011
Awesome
Wonderful book!
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Posted February 11, 2009
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A Fun Read
This was my first Boscastle series book. The characters were fun and witty. Overall a great fun read.
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Anonymous
Posted July 14, 2008
Gabriel - The Outcast We Love!
Jillian Hunter has done it again with the perfect blend of romance and humor set in a historic setting that intrigues the reader and doesn't let go until the last page is turned. Well actually that isn't even accurate, she has given us a sneak preview of her next book that had me wishing she would write faster and publisher sooner! I love this family and all of their adventures! Character development continues to be excellent in Jillian Hunter's books. She continues to weave a cast of characters that her fans come to love and she gives us a brief glimpse into past characters' lives so we can continue to feel like a friend of the Boscastle family. Each of her characters is unique and has a personality that thrives on fun and adventure. Overall, I think Jillian Hunter becomes a stronger writer with each of her publications. Her characters and storylines are fun and trap the reader from the beginning. I often find myself chuckling in her books as her wit is evident in her writing. You definitely won't be disappointed reading any of her books, especially Wicked as Sin.
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excellent regency romance
In 1816 in Enfield, England, Lady Althea Claridge hears that the latest ¿wicked deed-holder¿ of neighboring Helbourne Hall has arrived. She also realizes this particular ¿devil¿ is taking a dangerous path that will kill himself and his horse. Althea rushes to prevent a fatal accident from occurring. Thus she is shocked when the latest demon holder is her childhood buddy Colonel Sir Gabriel Boscastle. ---- As stunned as she is, Gabriel cannot believe how beautiful his kindhearted childhood friend has become. However, he sees a sadness about her that she did not have in her youth and feels a need to return the mirth to her eyes. However, as they fall in love, she assumes he is the same out of control person he was as a child, but believes they can make it. He, on the other hand, looks pessimistically at the future as his gloomy outlook may prove prophetic. --- WICKED AS SIN is an excellent regency romance that besides the return of the irresistible Boscastle brood stars a wonderful lead couple. Interestingly, Gabriel wants to bring the happiness back into his beloved¿s eyes yet ironically his depressing outlook may make the sadness permanent. Classic Pygmalion Effect, fans will appreciate this entry rooting that Althea brings happiness to Gabriel¿s eyes. --- Harriet Klausner
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