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gatormaryd
Posted February 2, 2012
For any romance reader this was such a good book. I had not read many books by Mary Campisi, but I will be now. I would recommend this book to any historical romance reader.
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Posted January 11, 2012
It was ok. I thought it was missing information needed to understand the story better. The ending was good I didn't see it coming, I thought it was her aunt who killed her mother.
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Posted November 15, 2011
This short story from sensual dream to more sensual encounter left me wanting more! It made me want to learn more about the background stories of the characters.
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Posted October 5, 2011
It was okay. It seemed to skip from their meeting tho their complete lust and I thought it would be okay, but it seems as if the author just got bored and neglected all sorts of details. The details make the story.
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Overview
Love and Betrayal . . . Regency StyleWhen Holt Langford, the new Earl of Westover, returns to England after twelve years at sea, he resembles more pirate than nobleman, a far cry from the scrawny youth shipped off by his father to become a man. No one recognizes him and he’ll use this anonymity to enter a game of subterfuge in order to expose the scoundrel who has vowed to destroy Holt’s family business.
Unfortunately, that scoundrel has a devoted daughter - Sophie Seacrest. Sophie can’t deny her attraction to the unorthodox stranger who stirs her blood and makes her think things ...