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The Prince of Midnight
The Prince of Midnight
Author: Laura Kinsale
She is seeking only to learn how to kill...   — Lady Leigh Strachan has dressed as a boy and crossed all of France in search of her family's killer. Her only wish is to be trained to kill by a notorious highwayman, a legend throughout England, so she can avenge their deaths.. — He's in hiding and desperately lonely... — The reclusive S...  more »
ISBN-13: 9781402246869
ISBN-10: 1402246862
Publication Date: 5/1/2010
Pages: 408
Rating:
  • Currently 4.3/5 Stars.
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4.3 stars, based on 4 ratings
Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 0
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ladybird avatar reviewed The Prince of Midnight on + 44 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
This was one of my first smut books and I loved it. I just reread it and still love it! S.T. is a great hero. What I love about Laura Kinsale is that she gives her heroes flaws. S.T. is so endearing trying to be the dashing highwayman he used to be. However, he has balance problems and has trouble even standing up quickly, let alone swinging his sword. The heroine sometimes gets on my nerves because she is so hateful and unappreciative of S.T.'s attempts to help her. But S.T.'s charm more than makes up for it. Still an enjoyable book after all these years. This book has a permanent spot on my favorites shelf.
barbsis avatar reviewed The Prince of Midnight on + 1076 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
I disliked this book and had to force myself to finish it. The hero, S.T. Maitland is a likeable guy. An aging highwayman with infirmities due to an explosion. The heroine, Leigh Strachan, is irritating, rude and aggravating beyond measure. The interplay between the two should have been good but she is just bitchy. All in all, something to be skipped at all costs. Definitely not worth reading.
ybbasque avatar reviewed The Prince of Midnight on + 33 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
A flawed hero with a secret. Classic Kinsale.
kathyk avatar reviewed The Prince of Midnight on
Helpful Score: 1
Laura Kinsale's books are alway different. Loved this one about a Highwayman who was injured and a woman after revenge. Good one.
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marta73 avatar reviewed The Prince of Midnight on + 16 more book reviews
Laura Kinsale's books are always beautiful and unusual. This is one of her very best, involving two very complex characters and a truly exciting plot. The romance evolves and changes and weaves a spell that haunts the reader long after finishing the book. A subplot dealing with a cult-like religious group in 18th century England adds interest and an exotic tone. I highly recommend this book.
reviewed The Prince of Midnight on + 38 more book reviews
wonderful book -twists and turns galore in classic Kinsale style.
rmg321 avatar reviewed The Prince of Midnight on + 159 more book reviews
This is one of my favorite romance books. A desert island keeper.
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a desperate English girl, has traveled alone across most of England and France in search of him... Monseigneur du Minuit: The Prince of Midnight. Leigh has lost her loved ones and is desperate and determined to track down and kill the man responsible for the murder of her family. She feels sure that this man known as the Prince of Midnight is the only one that can help her. However, when she does finally come upon him, he is nothing that she was lead to believe. She believed him to be dashing and dangerous, just as the legend of him claimed. What she truly finds is a troubled, lonely, dreamy exile.
Left with no other choice, she accepts his offer of help and together they make their way back to where Leigh once lived, but what is now a town under the control of a madman. The same man that killed her family.
Leigh and S.T.(her prince)face many obstacles and some of them were quite shocking, but when the book finally does come to an end, it is unbearably sweet.


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