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False Angel (Signet Regency Romance)
Author: Edith Layton

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Publisher: Signet Book
Book Type: Paperback
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ISBN-13: 9780451138569 - ISBN-10: 0451138562
Publication Date: 10/1/1985
Pages: 224

Book Description:

THE LIBERTINE LORD...AND THE LADY

Lord Joscelin Kidd, Marquess of Severne, was the handsomest and most charming nobleman in London--and the most notorious. Not only had he been divorced under shocking circumstances from a young and innocent bride, but since that disastrous event he had shown no scruples--and met no refusal--in conquering beauty after beauty.

The lovely Lady Leonora Talwin had heard all the stories about him and understood then only too well, having seen from her womanizing father's example how base and brutish men could be. Never, she vowed, would be fall victim to a rake like the scandalous Severne.

But if Leonora thought she knew all too much about men, she knew far too little about her own foolish heart to daunt this lord who feasted on such feminine frailties...


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Wendy R. (WMRod) reviewed 8/17/2008...
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1 member(s) found this review helpful.

Brilliantly written book, very different from the usual romance-type stories. What makes it so very different is that you can't really tell who the heroine is from the two main girls.... So subtly written that you have to figure it out as the story goes. So VERY well done! And a highly satisfactory read. You can't go wrong with this book.

Anny P. (wolfnme) reviewed 8/11/2006...
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Everything that I've read from Edith Layton has been very well written. After reading hundreds of Regency Romances, this books stands out because of the unique characters and situation. I've gotten so tired of the seemingly current fad of "go to Vauxhall...get abducted...hero rescues heroine". This book is refreshing.


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