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The Bookseller's Daughter
The Bookseller's Daughter
Author: Pam Rosenthal
ISBN-13: 9780758204455
ISBN-10: 0758204450
Publication Date: 1/1/2004
Pages: 484
Rating:
  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 37 ratings
Publisher: Brava
Book Type: Paperback
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reviewed The Bookseller's Daughter on + 63 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
I really enjoyed this story because it was a love story that centered on the one thing I enjoy "books" :) I'm not usually into these romance novels because I read way too many Daniel Steele and Harlequin romances when I was growing up and got burnt out on them, but this was a really good story.

I enjoyed the fact that it was told from another "era" and it envoked many emotions ranging from laugh-out-loud funny to danger and excitement, to romance.

On a five-star rating I would rate this story a 3 because it was very enjoyable overall.
marame avatar reviewed The Bookseller's Daughter on
Helpful Score: 2
I liked the heroine's unusual profession and the hero's innate kindness. This book had so many interesting things going on that to spell them out here would be unfair to the next reader. Suffice it to say that you won't be bored.

I highly recommend the author's first book, Almost a Gentlemen, a fascinatingly, sensual read.
Jerseygirltoo avatar reviewed The Bookseller's Daughter on + 452 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Pam Rosenthal has a unique style, and this is not a typical romance, although it is quite erotic and centers around a love story. The writing is very literary, and the characters are very French. Meaning the attitudes are different than the usual Georgian or Regency era historical that has British characters. One of the obstacles to the HEA seemed unsurmountable, it looked hopeless to me. It was quite original the way the author got around it. I was totally engrossed and I found that this story stuck in my head after I finished the book. I look forward to reading more of her work.
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Loved it!
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From the book: "In the shadow of the French Revolution, two lover's embark on a seduction that plunges them into the heart of the aristocracy's most vindictive, carnal games, where white-hot desire is exceeded only by deception, betrayal and murder.
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erotic romance