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November 29th, 2008 — , 3 Stars, Dukes and Earls, England, Fairchild, Guest Reviews, Historical Romance, Sabrina Jeffries, blackmore, confrontation, cousin, delightful romp, dryden, emily, first night, lady sophia, little time, marquess, masquerade ball, niece, patron, personal growth, spite, three stars, twists, vicar, virgin, young ladies from Keira
Marcia, RRN’s guest reviewer today, writes to us about the Forbidden Lord by Sabrina Jeffries. Marcia is a frequent reviewer and we thank her for her many contributions. I shan’t detain you all, however, another moment from reading about this scandalous and thrilling plot.
Quiet and obedient Emily Fairchild is not expecting an adventure. She [...]
Related Websites - Review: The Forbidden Lord by Sabrina Jeffries Quiet and obedient Emily Fairchild is not expecting an adventure. She is content to care for her father, a country vicar since her mother died after a long illness less than a year before. She is happy to have been invited to the masquerade ball being held by the Marquess......
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November 19th, 2008 — , 3 Stars, Emma Holly, England, Guest Reviews, Historical Romance, bullies, close proximity, comic situations, erotic imagery, fall from grace, farleigh, florence, footman, good woman, house party, innocence, kindness, loyalty, marriage, point of view, scandal, skillful writer, vicar, victorian, victorian england from Keira
The wonderful Marcia has delighted us again with another review this week. She really is amazing. The following post and rating are hers alone. Thanks for sharing with us!
Taking place in Victorian England, Beyond Innocence is about loyalty to family versus being true to one self.
Edward Burbrooke is horrified to learn that his brother, Freddie, [...]
Related Websites - Review: Beyond Innocence by Emma Holly Taking place in Victorian England, Beyond Innocence is about loyalty to family versus being true to one self. Edward Burbrooke is horrified to learn that his brother, Freddie, has been discovered, in the bedroom, with a footman, at a house party. He loves his brother and feels responsible for his......
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