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This romance is indeed steamy. That is something I love in Jordan's books. I love her regency touches in the Hellfire League series. This is the third of these I have read.
I felt this book started off great. To me, the story stalled when they got to London. I found the hero, Nicholas, to be charming and fun, very enjoyable. I found the heroine Aurora, once she gets back to London, to be frustrating. It was difficult for me to connect with her reasons for keeping Nicholas at arm's length. Esp when she was like an entirely different character in the beginning.
That said there is still lots to like about this story. I wanted to read more about Harry and Raven and Aurora's would be first-husband.
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Love this book, it is alittle different from the normal historical romance. i like how she has set up her own house and is living a full life on her own, she is not simpering in a corner becuase she did what she knew would piss her father off. he is able to sweep her off her feet eventually but she really does make him work for it. none of this her chasing after him crap that seems to be the recent trend.