easy reading, love story
from front cover: what's a rogue to do when seduction leads to love ?
A fun light romance, not overly explicit. A quick and easy read.
Janet L. (proudgrandma) reviewed A Rogue's Revenge (Zebra Regency Romance) on + 285 more book reviews
A good book and a quick read.
When Sarah Kittling's family falls upon hard times, only an influx of money will sustain their position in Bath society. In desperation, Sarah puts her fertile imagination to work fabricating a Ruge's Tale-an account of the amorous exploits of one Lord Gaventry. No one know that she is the author of the popular novel or its soon-to-be released sequel. Yet despite her success, not a day goes by that Sarah doesn't regret her boldness. She fears to imagine what the real Lord Gaventry thinks of his fictional portrayal...
...They need only read betweent he lines
Outrageous! What manner of female would be so completely lacking in principle as to actually put his life into print! Lord Gaventry means to pursue the wretched authoress, to flatter her and win her, then put her in a position of complete comprimise, afterward abandoning her to the mercy of the gabblemongers as any self-respecting rogue would do. But he never expects to fall in love with her....
When Sarah Kittling's family falls upon hard times, only an influx of money will sustain their position in Bath society. In desperation, Sarah puts her fertile imagination to work fabricating a Ruge's Tale-an account of the amorous exploits of one Lord Gaventry. No one know that she is the author of the popular novel or its soon-to-be released sequel. Yet despite her success, not a day goes by that Sarah doesn't regret her boldness. She fears to imagine what the real Lord Gaventry thinks of his fictional portrayal...
...They need only read betweent he lines
Outrageous! What manner of female would be so completely lacking in principle as to actually put his life into print! Lord Gaventry means to pursue the wretched authoress, to flatter her and win her, then put her in a position of complete comprimise, afterward abandoning her to the mercy of the gabblemongers as any self-respecting rogue would do. But he never expects to fall in love with her....
This is a regency romance book.
