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On a Wild Night (Cynster #8)

by Stephanie Laurens (Goodreads Author)

4.11 of 5 stars 4.11 · rating details · 3,072 ratings · 69 reviews

Where are all the exciting men in London?

After spending years in the glittering ballrooms of the ton, Amanda Cynster is utterly bored by the current crop of colorless suitors. Determined to take matters into her own hands, one night she shockingly goes where no respectable lady ever should, but where many an intriguing gentleman might be found.

But titillating excitement qu...more

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Published October 13th 2009 by HarperCollins e-books (first published 2002)

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Sep 08, 2012 J. Leigh Hunter rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical, regency, romance

I wrote a general review below that covers all the Stephanie Laurens books I’ve read thus far. To add to that, this book, On a Wild Night, is not only my favorite of her books, but it’s one of my Top 5 Picks of all time. I’ve read this book at least three times and refer back to it on occasion for some of my favorite parts. It’s my go-to for the “perfect” romance story with hot sex scenes and a satisfying ending.

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Story and Writing Style
I love, love, love Stephanie Laurens. She is one I look up t...more I wrote a general review below that covers all the Stephanie Laurens books I’ve read thus far. To add to that, this book, On a Wild Night, is not only my favorite of her books, but it’s one of my Top 5 Picks of all time. I’ve read this book at least three times and refer back to it on occasion for some of my favorite parts. It’s my go-to for the “perfect” romance story with hot sex scenes and a satisfying ending.

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Story and Writing Style
I love, love, love Stephanie Laurens. She is one I look up to with my own writing. Her stories and characters are so unbelievably rich and colorful, so descriptive that you can see them standing before you. And the family trees she’s created—woof. As I myself am writing a series about seven siblings, I definitely use her example as a standard.

If you’re new to the world of Stephanie Laurens, however, be forewarned: this is not a “fluff” book you can just pick up and finish in a couple of hours. Her stories are intense, thick, but so, so worth every second put into it as there’s always excellent mystery, tension and astounding interplay between the characters. The romance is tangible and the sex scenes very descriptive, numerous and masterfully done. I tell reading buffs who are not normally into romances who want to try one or two to read one of Laurens’ books, because as it is a romance novel through and through, the writing style and the intrigue included in each story will, I believe, satisfy the hunger in non-romance lovers.

Characters
Not much else I can say besides a stolen line from above: unbelievably rich and colorful.

Sex
Long and descriptive. Every gasp to the tips of the toes and everything in between is covered in each sex scene that seemed to have taken weeks of dedication per scene considering how extensive Laurens goes. They’re hot, and the puppy love/heavy petting/foreplay that leads up to it is nice. She spaces them out very well, enough to keep you going and still leave you wanting more after the first scene of penetration.
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Feb 18, 2012 Jeana rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: all-time-favorites, historical-romance, 2012

This was not my first time reading this book, in fact, On a Wild Night by Stephanie Laurens is one of my all time favorite reads and rereads. Anytime I'm sick (as is the case of this reread), in the mood for familiar characters, or simply because I want to, I often reread my all time favorites, and this book is on that short (or not so short) list.

Amanda Cynster has been searching the ballrooms for a man she can love, a man she can marry, but she has not had any success. At the age of 23, she's...more

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Nov 28, 2009 maricar rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, series

Such a protracted courtship-slash-equivocation. And I do have respect for Laurens' writing, but this novel, for all its steamy-sexcapades, left a bitter aftertaste, as the premise is somehow an insult to any woman of reasonable intellect; as well as an affirmation for any misogynist.

It wouldn’t have been so bad, really, if it posed as a suspense novel instead--one that just happened to have an awful lot of naked scenes.

Amanda came off like a spoiled, coldly calculating, I’ll-have-it-all-laid-at-...more

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Jul 23, 2009 Sarah rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2009, historical, regency, romance, 19thc

This is apparently part of a series about the Cynster family. Regency England, natch. I thought it was tremendously silly, and not necessarily in a good way. Maybe outrageous is a better adjective. It’s one of those books where the heroine does things that are just slightly risqué by modern standards, but by period standards, they would basically turn her into an outcast from society. Naturally, the only consequence she suffers is being married to the man she loves, which is really what she was...more

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Feb 11, 2013 Oleta Blaylock rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is Amanda Cynster's story. The twins have decided they are never going to find the husband they want in the ballrooms of London. They each come up with a plan to find their mates and set out to make sure they get what they want. Amanda's plan is to go to the less desirable places within society. She meets Martin Fulbridge and decides that this is the man who will be her future husband.

Amanda is a clever girl and intelligent enough to know that she has to be careful to not let Martin know wh...more

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Mar 27, 2012 Grete rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: owned, tracey-read-reviewed

Review originally published at http://www.bookthing.co.uk (Reviewed by Tracey Risebrow)

Amanda Cynster cannot find a man worthy of her love in the ballrooms of the ton. Taking matters into her own hands she ventures where no self respecting young lady should ever go, but where eligible gentleman can always be found!

Martin, the Earl of Dexter has shunned the ton since the scandal surrounding him 10 years previously. After rescuing Amanda from a risky situation, one of her own making, he finds he c...more
Review originally published at http://www.bookthing.co.uk (Reviewed by Tracey Risebrow)

Amanda Cynster cannot find a man worthy of her love in the ballrooms of the ton. Taking matters into her own hands she ventures where no self respecting young lady should ever go, but where eligible gentleman can always be found!

Martin, the Earl of Dexter has shunned the ton since the scandal surrounding him 10 years previously. After rescuing Amanda from a risky situation, one of her own making, he finds he cannot avoid her at his usual haunts. Is she stalking him or is she as uninterested as she appears?

While I enjoyed this book, I felt it didn’t quite catch my imagination as some of the previous Bar Cynster stories have. It was quite a bit longer than previous books of this series, which of course is not usually a problem for me but I felt that those extra pages seemed to be filled with sexual encounters rather than advancing the story. While I love sex scenes as much as the next person, I found the encounters were repetitive, and I even found myself skimming over them after the first couple!

It did seem a bit strange having a woman as the dominant character in this setting – but of course no self respecting Cynster is going to pick a fop to be her partner, and sure enough it becomes clear Martin is as much an alpha male as the Cynster cousins – I do love a good alpha male!

As I find with all Stephanie Laurens work, the 19th century comes alive and it was good to get an idea of what goes on in entertainments outside the ballrooms we are so used to reading about. The story was very focused around Martin and Amanda, almost to the exclusion of other people, which I felt was unusual. While we do get to meet others, I did find myself becoming a bit bored with the two main characters, and wished there was more outside interaction. From the hints in this story, I am looking forward to the book I think is coming with Amanda’s twin sister as the heroine.

It wasn’t until about halfway that the story picked up pace with a mystery needing to be solved and the Cynster cousins making cameo appearances. Since I love the Cynster cousins, that’s where the book became interesting for me.

Overall, despite the criticisms above I enjoyed this novel and will still be looking to read anything by Stephanie Laurens I can get my hands on!(less)

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Jul 17, 2012 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romantic-reads

Amanda's book.

Bored with all the polite gentlemen in the ton, none of which are suitable husband material since she is used to Cynster males, she drags a childhood friend to a gaming hell and meets her hero, the newly returned Earl of Dexter.

Who she then ropes into squiring her around while she seeks out a more "dangerous" man to make her husband. Things get hot (if you like your romances hot, Laurens definitely turned it up in this one, IMO, which is a little icky since the twins have featured...more

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Mar 08, 2012 Tracey Risebrow rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed-for-bookthing

Review originally posted at www.bookthing.co.uk

Amanda Cynster cannot find a man worthy of her love in the ballrooms of the ton. Taking matters into her own hands she ventures where no self respecting young lady should ever go, but where eligible gentleman can always be found!

Martin, the Earl of Dexter has shunned the ton since the scandal surrounding him 10 years previously. After rescuing Amanda from a risky situation, one of her own making, he finds he cannot avoid her at his usual haunts. Is...more Review originally posted at www.bookthing.co.uk

Amanda Cynster cannot find a man worthy of her love in the ballrooms of the ton. Taking matters into her own hands she ventures where no self respecting young lady should ever go, but where eligible gentleman can always be found!

Martin, the Earl of Dexter has shunned the ton since the scandal surrounding him 10 years previously. After rescuing Amanda from a risky situation, one of her own making, he finds he cannot avoid her at his usual haunts. Is she stalking him or is she as uninterested as she appears?

While I enjoyed this book, I felt it didn’t quite catch my imagination as some of the previous Bar Cynster stories have. It was quite a bit longer than previous books of this series, which of course is not usually a problem for me but I felt that those extra pages seemed to be filled with sexual encounters rather than advancing the story. While I love sex scenes as much as the next person, I found the encounters were repetitive, and I even found myself skimming over them after the first couple!

It did seem a bit strange having a woman as the dominant character in this setting – but of course no self respecting Cynster is going to pick a fop to be her partner, and sure enough it becomes clear Martin is as much an alpha male as the Cynster cousins – I do love a good alpha male!

As I find with all Stephanie Laurens work, the 19th century comes alive and it was good to get an idea of what goes on in entertainments outside the ballrooms we are so used to reading about. The story was very focused around Martin and Amanda, almost to the exclusion of other people, which I felt was unusual. While we do get to meet others, I did find myself becoming a bit bored with the two main characters, and wished there was more outside interaction. From the hints in this story, I am looking forward to the book I think is coming with Amanda’s twin sister as the heroine.

It wasn’t until about halfway that the story picked up pace with a mystery needing to be solved and the Cynster cousins making cameo appearances. Since I love the Cynster cousins, that’s where the book became interesting for me.

Overall, despite the criticisms above I enjoyed this novel and will still be looking to read anything by Stephanie Laurens I can get my hands on!
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Sep 20, 2009 Joy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance, stephanie-laurens, ebooks

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Jul 11, 2012 LaFleurBleue rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-histo, e-book

I did not like the whole book.
It starts with Amanda deciding to find potential husband material outside of the ballroom. I liked this idea, even though I had trouble convincing myself a demure young woman could do as much without staining her reputation. However she soon seems extremely vindicative about getting all or nothing and adamantly refusing Martin's marriage offer, as long as he does not tell her "I love You". This part I really did not like and I had the feeling it lasted really too lo...more

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Oct 27, 2012 Jean rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance, lpl, england, romance

After reading the Cynster sisters trilogy, this book was very very hard to read. I get that the twins have a huge problem with their protective male relatives but also finding someone that also lived up to the Cynster paradigm. However, Amanda Cynster just comes off as a bratty manipulative reckless self-centered girl rather than a strong willed heroine who doesn't fit the mold of her world. Martin is the more sympathetic character.

Martin is the better character in this pairing and his developme...more

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Nov 04, 2012 Ashley rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance, book-i-dont-want

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May 13, 2013 Kay Bolton rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Historical Romance Fans

Review taken from my Blog in October 2010:

I won't bore you with all the details on these, except that they do live up to the usual expectations.

A Cynster Twin, Amanda hasn't found anyone to tempt her into marriage during her several seasons, and so takes matters into her own hands and descends to the demi-monde to tempt out a suitable mate.

Suffice to say Martin Fullbridge, Earl of Dexter now returned from banishment after ascending his title proves to be exactly the thing once he has declared hi...more

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Jun 10, 2010 Jessi rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

Amanda Cynster is one of the Cynster twins. After five years in the ton, she's tired of looking for a husband. She knows what she wants, a man strong enough to stand up to her family, someone who will love her forever. But she hasn't found that man so she decides to go into the shadows. There, she discovers Martin, the Earl of Dexter. Many years ago, the earl was accused of murder (which he, of course, didn't commit) and he was banished. He spent years in India and has recently returned but not...more

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Jul 14, 2012 M rated it 5 of 5 stars

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booksonboard.com this is another novel in the cynster family series. stephanie laurens writes regency romance novels. her books always follow a certain pattern. the hero loves the heroine but does not want the heroine to know. he wants her to just marry him. during the story there is some suspense and the hero saves the heroine and admits to loving her. even though they are very predictable i still like her books especially the older ones. anyway, this one...more

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Apr 08, 2013 Kelly rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical, romance

It is the finer details of Laurens novels which really make the stories for me. The characters are always complex but believable, while the plots themselves are wonderfully written and well-developed. More importantly Laurens captures the air of the Regency period without boring the reader with long verses in social stucture or politics, nor are her novels bogged down with the language of the time.

This installment was a bit flatter than others for me. Usually there are two plots, a criminal plot...more

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Jan 27, 2013 Kit★ rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical, romance, regency-era, series

Well, time again for the monthly series read of this. I was really, really looking forward to this one (and still am the next one a little bit), but though it was off to a pretty good start, it took a turn downhill somewhere around the middle or so. It wasn't really a bad read in the end, just some stuff happened that was almost unbelievable. I did like the characters pretty well for the most part. I think Dexter was one of the best men yet in the series. I found him to be a good hero, and I don...more Well, time again for the monthly series read of this. I was really, really looking forward to this one (and still am the next one a little bit), but though it was off to a pretty good start, it took a turn downhill somewhere around the middle or so. It wasn't really a bad read in the end, just some stuff happened that was almost unbelievable. I did like the characters pretty well for the most part. I think Dexter was one of the best men yet in the series. I found him to be a good hero, and I don't really think he did anything at all to irritate me, which is kinda surprising based on my experience with the series so far. Amanda was good too, for the most part, though she did get a little bit on my nerves. I liked how she took charge of her search for a husband, came up with a plan, and went a seized what she wanted. That I liked. I liked how she wasn't afraid to be daring, and do things outside the norm. What I didn't like was after she laid her plans, and everything went as she wanted, she then proceeded for a good chunk of the rest of the book to be a total freaking teenager about everything. Like pulled a little u-turn on me, and I was left with my mouth agape, like, wait a minute. Her plan was to get Dexter (or any other man who would have fit her checklist) interested, and snared for marriage. So I had fun watching him take her to her little 'exciting outings', the masquerade, driving at night, etc. But then things got heated, they do the dirty, and when he says he'll marry her, she gets all pissy because he didn't say the love words. Then she acts like a kid, leading him around like a puppy dog on a string, making him leap over hurdles and stuff to have the pleasure of her company. And still refuses to answer him. Even goes so far as to try to run off to Scotland for a week to 'think about' whether she wanted to marry him or not. Now this made me mad. She'd decided long before they fell into bed that she was going to marry him regardless, and that her whole goal was to do something scandalous that would necessitate him marrying her. So what the heck was the big deal about him not falling to his knees professing love?! She could've went ahead and married him and waited for him to say it like all the other heroines in the series so far. Which kinda leads me into my next gripe about it. All this sneaking around she's doing, going to torrid gaming hells and scandalous salons of the demimonde, with no disguise or alias, and she never got caught. And it was even specifically said that before their marriages, the Cynster men had frequented these places, so they would have obviously known some of the people of that set. And yet word never got back to anyone that a young unmarried girl going by Miss Cynster was floating around in such dangerous surrounds. Then, when they start sneaking around at ton parties she had to attend. OMG, I got so tired of reading about them getting buck-naked at other people's houses while parties attended by a hundred or more people are going on. Like it happened multiple times. And the one time was in a conservatory. Made of glass. Ok, I could understand a quick sneak away, lift the skirts, etc. Quickie. But not stripping totally down naked, and being absent from a party your family and friends are at for however long it took. Not believable at all. And yes, the sex scenes were nice and steamy, but it got annoying after awhile! Like pick a new locale or something besides 'at a crowded party'. And then. Oh gosh then... the one time they did it, after Dexter had spoken with the Cynster men (oh goodness, whole 'nother tangent there), the Cynsters were 'standing guard' outside the room where Amanda and Dexter had gone to do it. At a party at one of Amanda's aunt's houses. Ok, that threw me for a total loop. Not only was it completely, stupidly, ridiculously out of character for those Cynster men to act like that... it was yet another sex scene that was not needed at that time or place! The Cynster men were out of character in this book altogether. They went from being militantly protective of the twins, to saying pretty much 'Ok, you had pre-marital sex with our cousin, all while sneaking around to an uncountable number of scandalous places where young ladies married or not are not allowed to go? Cool! Welcome to the family, brah!' Proceed with chest bumps and high fives. I mean, wow. It was dumb. I almost couldn't believe it when I was reading it.

However! Don't get me wrong in my complaints. I still did enjoy this book quite well, and liked the characters better than most of the other ones I've read about so far in this series. I had fun with the places they went, and their chemistry together. I liked the mystery too, even though I had the suspect figured out pretty much right away, it was still interesting finding out the details, piecing together the why and how. I liked the supporting characters too, Lady Osbaldestone, and Luc especially. So I'm looking forward to the next one. I was kind of surprised that Amelia didn't have more of a role in this one though. I mean, the twins were inseparable in all the previous books, and yet in this one I could count the number of times they spoke together or were in the same room together on one hand. It just seemed a little odd to me. But I still liked this book well enough, and will be continuing on with the series still.(less)

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Jul 07, 2008 Kris Eton rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was my first Stephanie Laurens book, and it will be my last. I read about 200 pages and NOTHING happened beyond a really dull 'romance' between the hero and heroine. I actually stopped reading it after about 200 pages, because I didn't want to waste my time on it anymore.

The heroine seemed like a spoiled teenager. I never had any sympathy for her. And I didn't understand her compulsion to target the hero as her future husband.

The hero was likeable enough, but there was a mystery in his past...more

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Nov 20, 2011 Patty rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011, fiction, family, sisters, twins, romance, women-writers, cynster-series, friendship, historical-romance, regency, great-britain

I put this book in my suitcase for my return flight from Vietnam. I knew I would want something to keep me company on the long flight home. Laurens met my expectations as always. I was entertained, I got to live in another world very different from where I was and it all ended happily ever after.

My mom does not think romances are worthy of a reader's time. I find that there are times when romances are the perfect book. Just like a good piece of chocolate or a hot fudge sundae. I couldn't live on...more

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Aug 20, 2009 Deirdre rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fromlibrary, historicalromance

This story is part of the Cynster series, this time one of the Cynster Females. Amanda is 23, pretty much on the shelf but she wants someone like her cousins as a love, however that isn't easy to find. She decides that she's going to find love in unusual places and delves into the underbelly of the Beau Monde, visiting those places considered a bit risky.

Yes, there are sections of the book and the plot that are great fun, but there are also chunks thata just made me want to beg the writer why? I...more

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Mar 19, 2011 Mandeep rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-recs

an enjoyable shallow angsty regency romance.

parts of the plot were predictably weak (such as the "mystery" murder), but that's pretty normal for the romance genre. but i did enjoy reading about the calculating heroine trying to snare her hero. reading what was going on in the hero's vs. the heroine's heads was funny at times. although i agree it did drag on too long. and i admit to skimming through the majority of the "sensual" scenes

as for the criticism about the heroine demanding too much (a...more

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Jan 25, 2013 Susan (susayq) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebooks, 2013books, historical-romance, nbrc-team-tower

3.5-4 stars

While I really enjoyed this, I had to deduct some stars due to the inconsistent way the Cynster family behaved in this book. As close as they are, there's no way I can believe that NO ONE realized Amanda was going to the undesirable places she was going in search of a husband. There is also no way I'll ever believe that the Bar Cynster would accept Martin telling him about Amanda's actions and letting it be assumed they've slept together and they wouldn't be outraged, much less that t...more

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May 30, 2008 Diana rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance, romance, owned

Tired of the foppish gentlemen of the ton, Amanda Cynster decides to try her search for a husband outside of it. During a visit to a gaming hell, Amanda finds herself over her head and gains an unlikely protector. Martin, Earl of Dexter, has recently returned to society after being banished for a murder he didn't commit. Now, thrown together with Amanda, he might just have to reform his rakish ways.

Quite an unusual tale, but very satisfying. We always knew the twins would raise hell to get their...more

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Oct 06, 2012 Helene Harrison rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: i-own, genre-historical, setting-regency, author-female, genre-romance, 2000s-publication, setting-british, 2012-challenge, genre-erotica, format-paperback

On a Wild Night is my least favourite Stephanie Laurens book so far. Definitely in the Cynster series. I just felt that Amanda and Dexter fell in love too quickly; he asked her to marry him and then about 3/4 of the book was just him asking her over and over to marry him, and her refusing. I think what would have made this book better was more on the scandal which had almost ruined Dexter, and this affected their relationship. Or spun out the beginning more, and condensed the middle. However, I...more

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Feb 27, 2011 Manuela rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: venduto, storico

Un buon romanzo, originale per trama e personaggi, coinvolgente e piccante al punto giusto, anche se nella parte centrale, in alcuni tratti, l'ho trovato un po' ripetitivo, e in alcuni spunti la trama è un po' tirata per i capelli.
Comunque un'autrice che merita.

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May 16, 2011 Sababa rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is simply good. There were very strong characters, the plot was good. I liked this tremendously. Amanda was too good. I liked Martin a lot. Good balance between the characters. I simply love the ending. I am eager to read the next book !

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Mar 18, 2010 Bree rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical, regency, romance

Another re-read of Cynster series. Amanda's book was not a favorite of mine in the past, but I couldn't wait to get to the twins' books, after reading so many Cynster males in the last weeks. Amanda still comes across as spoiled, but while last time I didn't buy her "come rescue me from my dangerous idiocy" approach to snaring Martin, this time I did think it made sense to stimulate his protective Cynster-style streak. I still don't think it will make for a good long-term relationship, though. A...more

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Jul 27, 2011 Annette Meier rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Great mystery plot, but had to wait a bit too long for it to take off. I wish the mystery was woven in throughout the entire story. Mind fluff, yes, but when you listen to it on CD - Simon Prebble makes it worthwhile.

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Oct 14, 2012 Yorda rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: not-mine

Es el primero que leo de la saga Cynster (si, yo y el orden de las sagas como que no nos llevamos bien xDD), pero me gustó mucho. Me divertía de lo lindo con las peleas de voluntad entre Amelia y Martin.

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Stephanie Laurens was born in Sri Lanka, which was at the time the British colony of Ceylon. When she was 5, her family moved to Melbourne, Australia, where she was raised. After continuing through school and earning a Ph.D. in Biochemistry in Australia, Laurens and her husband moved to Great Britain, taking one of the last true overland journeys from Katmandu to London.

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