Melissa T. (avidreader) reviewed Dance of Seduction (Swanlea Spinsters, No 4) on + 64 more book reviews
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The Gentleman next door is surely a criminal who could undo all of Clara's good works. So why can't the lady get the dashing rogue out of her dreams?
Again, a wonderful book by this auther. Love and regency England. No I don't trust you because...... the heroine knows there is something the hero isn't telling her, but she is still willing to beleive in his actions of a good heart instead of what he trying to put forth.
Again, a wonderful book by this auther. Love and regency England. No I don't trust you because...... the heroine knows there is something the hero isn't telling her, but she is still willing to beleive in his actions of a good heart instead of what he trying to put forth.
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This was one of the more erotic books of Sabrina Jeffries. The art and dance of seduction was breath-taking and so passionate. I nearly fell in love with Morgan myself. He was a very sensual hero. Perhaps one of my favorite by Jeffries.
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This was a great read and re-read. The story is fast paced and filled with excitement and romance. You will really enjoy the strong female character and the way she takes charge. A great read.
Christine O. (christine65) reviewed Dance of Seduction (Swanlea Spinsters, No 4) on + 51 more book reviews
good book
Loved the series . . . enjoyable and fun to read.
Janie T. (FriscoOBX) reviewed Dance of Seduction (Swanlea Spinsters, No 4) on + 602 more book reviews
quick easy read with likable characters and interesting story line.
Glenda A. (ashley942) reviewed Dance of Seduction (Swanlea Spinsters, No 4) on + 12 more book reviews
The "gentleman" next door is surely a criminal who could undo all of Clara's good works. So why can't the lady get the dashing rogue out of her dreams
Another wonderful book in thhis series!
The "gentleman"next door is surely and criminal who could undo all of Clara's good works.
So why can't the lady get the dashing rogue out of her dreams?
So why can't the lady get the dashing rogue out of her dreams?
Great historical romance - what can a lady do when she can't get a dashing rogue out of her dreams?


