Lynn C. reviewed on 6/11/2006 + 39 more book reviews

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Troy Sacheverell, fifthe Earl of Ravenhurst, was captured in France. He had gone to fight Napoleon, but what he found was much more sinister. Dragged from prison to an old French manor on the outskirts of civilization, he was purchased by a rich and twisted widow. But more dangerous the beauty who claimed him. Lillian wished to flee Camille, her stepmohter, but none escaped the Black Widow's web. And on her nineteenth birthday, Lillian became her heir. Her gift was a plaything: a man to end her naivete, a man perfect in all ways. Reluctantly Lillina did as told, marked his flesh and branded it with the flower of her name. As she did, she saw there was no place to run. No matter if she should flee, no matter where she might go, she and this man were prisioners of passion.

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