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Annelisa's father Andrew, has arranged for his daughter to marry an Earl named Thornton. Annelisa is disgusted with the idea as well as with Thornton; a man more than twice her age, broke and only wants to marry a virgin. Though her father means well, Annelisa is also upset that he only wants her to marry for a title and not love. With a scheme that involves Count Nikolai, Annelia's plan could backfire.
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The moment the story began it dove right into the plot of the story and I love that. The author brought us another wonderful story that not only engaged you, but also gave us wonderful characters. Annelisa was very stubborn. Her family and a bit of her characteristics remind me of Lizzie from Pride & Prejudice, but only a tiny bit. However, in the end I still loved reading about her. Nikolai, what a Russian hunk, he had me at good afternoon Miss; he was so perfect for Annelisa. In addition, a good blackmail only heightens the storyline for me, a very good read from this trilogy.
Storyline: GOOD
Intimacy: GOOD
Enjoyment: GOOD
This was a wonderful end to a novella series. The series is The Victorian Erotic Trilogy. The series isn't connected by people but by the era.
Titles
Vampire Dreams /A sexy vampire who pleasures in dreams
Love's Master /A sexual lover who is Dominant and found the perfect pupil
Masquerade /A sexy Russian who makes blackmailing sexy
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Posted May 8, 2013
This book was incredible and I loved every minute. Gabrielle has a way of pulling you in from the beginning and creating such a wonderful world you will find it impossible to leave. The story that unfolded was very addicting and I loved the characters. I definitely recommend this book and I know you will enjoy it as much as I did.
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Posted June 4, 2012
Gabrielle gives you everything you could possibly want in this unique and one of a kind Trilogy. This story was great. It made me Laugh, cry and sigh. This book was very unique. It had an amazing plot, alot of page turning excitement and really hot romance
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Posted November 21, 2011
Promised to a man who only wants her for her virginity, what is a girl to do? A virgin no more, that is Annelisa's goal as she gives herself to a man at the masquerade ball. All is well until her identity is discovered and then the real fun begins. A good read for 283 pages.
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Posted November 20, 2011
Oh Wow, LOVED this story! Strong, opinionated heroine, with a hero that knows exactly how to handle her and her shenanigans. The chemistry is off the charts, with love scenes that steam up my computer screen *fans face*. I hate reviews that give the story away, so please, take my suggestion, and indulge in this wonderful escape from reality. You won't be sorry! I'll be following Ms. Gabrielle Bisset with devotion. I hope to see many more works from her!!
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Posted October 22, 2011
It's official Gabrielle Bisset fans and fans-to-be--1878 London is so much more exciting than 2011 Nevada! Might I recommend you get yourself a copy of Masquerade and dive in to this book? I adore these characters; Annalisa is intelligent, willful and quick-witted, and Nikolai is sexy as sin, playful and romantic.
Annalisa Fielding is a 25-year-old exceptionally educated woman whose marriage has been arranged for her, much to her dismay. Mr. Fielding has attained substantial wealth in his chemical business, but cannot provide his heirs with a prestigious title. Lord Sutcliffe possesses a title which puts him at a higher social status, but he is virtually penniless. Seems to be a win-win, right? Maybe for all involved excluding Annalisa! Why on earth would such a modern thinking woman put up with betrothal to a man double her age? Upon overhearing that her virginity is of utmost importance, a real deal breaker, she devises a plan. With an upcoming masquerade party - her father's Russian diplomatic friend, Nikolai Shetkolov - and a mask in hand, she sets out to lose her virginity. For such an educated woman, she certainly gets herself into quite a mess with her foolish scheming. BUT...Nikolai, well educated himself, is quite the match when it comes to scheming.
If you have a few spare hours and a bag of Kit-Kats (or carrots for healthier people who will live 1.7 years longer than me), there's no reason why you shouldn't be reading Masquerade right now!
Originally reviewed for Daydrmzzz(dot)blogspot(dot)com
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