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Moonstruck Madness (Dominick #1)

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In the blazing age of Scottish highwaymen, beautiful, aristocratic Lady Sabrina Verrick falls in among rogues and assassins to defend her home…thwart her father’s cruelty…and to quell her own irresistible passion for Lucien, Duke of Camareigh—whose bold daring must conquer her and unite them in a sweet, burning and everlasting love!

Mass Market Paperback, 396 pages

Published February 1977 by Avon (first published January 1st 1977)

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Feb 28, 2011 Angelc rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was originally written in 1977, and wow, have times changed for historical romances! And boy am I glad!

Lucien is not the type of hero who should be put on a pedestal. Most of the bad things that happen to our heroine are his fault, but he wants to be praised when he fixes them again. The book timeline goes a little like this: fight (and we're talking Ronnie and Sammi on Jersey Shore style fighting, not playful banter) jump into bed, fight, jump into bed, repeat. This style of story jus...more

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Dec 24, 2012 Book Chick City rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-historical

Reviewed by Jo for Book Chick City. 5/10 on the blog.

Originally published in 1977, this has been re-issued for today’s market. Trying to write this review without using the term ‘Bodice ripper’ is useless, because that is exactly what it is and for me, this is not exactly a bad thing. Without these original bodice rippers broadening the publishing market in the 70’s I wonder if we’d have the fantastic paranormal romances we love today.

Sabrina, in an attempt to support her family, becomes a highw...more Reviewed by Jo for Book Chick City. 5/10 on the blog.

Originally published in 1977, this has been re-issued for today’s market. Trying to write this review without using the term ‘Bodice ripper’ is useless, because that is exactly what it is and for me, this is not exactly a bad thing. Without these original bodice rippers broadening the publishing market in the 70’s I wonder if we’d have the fantastic paranormal romances we love today.

Sabrina, in an attempt to support her family, becomes a highwayman. One night she stands-and-delivers the Duke of Camareigh – big mistake Sabrina! Because guess what? He now wants you dead!

Of course, we know this will never happen! We follow the Duke’s plot to capture Sabrina and his discovery that ‘he’ is actually a ‘she’.

The characters were very frustrating at times, and I really hated the way they treated each other. There was so much drama, and really all they needed to do was sit and talk for ten minutes. But I suppose we would have a very short book. The Duke at one point slaps Sabrina, which did leave a bad taste in my mouth and made me dislike the character. Sabrina is17, and while I respected her decision to support her family by any means necessary, I just couldn’t relate to her, and therefore couldn’t like her.

All these points are not necessarily wrong, I just feel after reading today’s heroes and their attitude towards women (they respect and actually seem to like their romantic interests) it felt too alien for me to want to enjoy their romance after their courtship and wooing, if you could call it that.

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'Moonlight Madness' is like an old fashioned, soap opera style bodice ripper. The heroine is fiery, and the hero is frosty and they clash, and fight and argue. There are sword fights, drama, twists and turns, and snooty cousins with evil plots. It was fun in a way to see how far the genre has come and how different the romance is.

If you like the old style romances, then you’ll really enjoy this. But if you feel like me, it was really taking a step backward in the historical romance genre. Today’s historical writers such as Eloisa James, or Stephanie Laurens might be more your cup of tea.

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Feb 11, 2009 Janet rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle, romance, steamy, favorites

I read this book when it first came out in the mid 1970's. It was one of the first explicitly erotic romance novels (along with Rosemary Rogers' "Sweet, Savage Love"), and it had a profound impact on my adolescent sensibilities.

Sabrina Verrick, a Scots-English noblewoman in exile in England with her sister and little brother after Culloden, has taken to the roads as the highwayman Bonnie Charlie to support her family. During a daring theft at a dinner party she meets Lucien, Duke of Camareigh, w...more

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Apr 05, 2013 Regan Walker rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 5-star-reads, favorite-keepers

Scottish Heroine, masquerading as a Highwayman and a scarred English Duke make for an Absorbing Love Story!

Set in 1746 in Scotland (prologue) and 1751 in England, this is the story of Sabrina Verrick, the Scottish noblewoman, who along with her sister and brother survive after their grandfather, Laird of the MacElden clan is brutally slain by the English at Culloden Moor. They escape to England where they live in the country at the rundown estate of their father, an English marquis who abandoned...more

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May 15, 2011 Lizzie Vale rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: wishlist

Read it in high school. Love heroines who can kick ass.

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Apr 12, 2013 Regan Walker rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Mar 11, 2011 Linda Banche rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

MOONSTRUCK MADNESS by Laurie McBain is a fast-paced, engrossing novel of the difficult choices people make to survive in a cruel world.

After losing everything in the aftermath of the 1746 Scottish Battle of Culloden, Sabrina must find a way to support her family. Her unorthodox method incurs the wrath of the arrogant and powerful Lucien, Duke of Camareigh. Again and again, these two strong personalities clash in a titanic battle of wills, even as an unwilling attraction seizes them both. But Luc...more

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Jan 24, 2011 Terra rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

How often is it that you can say that a story has caught you by the seat of your pants from the first page of the prologue and not let you go until the very last sentence. This is one of those stories. It really took me by surprise and such a lovely surprise indeed it was.

Sabrina Verrick is a wee lassie that sees death and destruction up close and not very comfortable. A spirited child that has a bit of luck on her side that allows her to escape death's grip and flee to lead her family safely in...more How often is it that you can say that a story has caught you by the seat of your pants from the first page of the prologue and not let you go until the very last sentence. This is one of those stories. It really took me by surprise and such a lovely surprise indeed it was.

Sabrina Verrick is a wee lassie that sees death and destruction up close and not very comfortable. A spirited child that has a bit of luck on her side that allows her to escape death's grip and flee to lead her family safely into exile penniless though they may be.

A Highland Hellcat exists in this little body of pure beauty but also one of determination and strength. She does what needs to be done for her remaining family to survive not only because of the primal need to provide and protect but also because of a hatred that is so encompassing that it's a wonder she doesn't self destruct with it's intensity.

Lucien, Duke of Camareigh is a bit of a frightening man with a scar that adorns one cheek and a temper that can singe the hair off one's head with just a quick glance. He's a man that doesn't take no for an answer and always gets what he wants but will his cost come so high as to cheat him out of a life of some happiness in a world where proprietary comes first and foremost?

Our hotheaded devilish Duke needs to marry to gain his inheritance and is on a strict time line in which to do this. Twin cousins are awaiting in the wings for Lucien to miss that deadline so that they may claim the riches and lands but to what lengths will these twins go to in order to claim a right not due to them by birth.

An interruption from a Highwayman named Bonnie Charlie and his two giant friends put a crimp in the Dukes bonnet so to speak as the thieves boldly take what they need when they want only to sneak away without a trace.

The story is a non stop action packed romance with sizzle, sparks and flames aplenty. If one doesn't ignite from a fit of temper then one will surely ignite from a blast of pure sexual intensity that you're damned if you do and damned if you don't.(less)

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Apr 08, 2012 Misfit rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fol-sale, historical-romance, more-holes-than-swiss-cheese, insta-love, 2012-mt-tbr-challenge

As a young girl, Sabrina Verrick witnessed her grandfather's death after the battle of Culloden, and those are scars she'll carry with her forever. Sabrina and her two siblings return to their family home in England, and without their father off galavanting in Europe, to make ends meet she becomes the infamous highway bandit Bonnie Charlie. One day she robs the wrong man - Lucien, Duke of Camareigh - and he's hot to catch that bandit and stop *him* once and for all. That is until he thinks he's...more

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Jul 13, 2011 Nicola Sheridan rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is an older romance, written I think, in the 1970's, my sister in law found it in a caravan park "library" in far northern Western Australia - and loved it.

Did I love it? The answer is no. Did I like it, the answer is yes. It was quite entertaining. Based on a young half scottish heroine, named Sabrina. Sabrina witnesses the slaughter of her clan at Culloden, and flees to England and lives as the impoverished and neglected side of of a wealthy family. Sabrina supplements her family's income...more

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Feb 26, 2011 Kathleen Kelly rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: finished

First published in 1977, Moonstruck Madness by Laurie McBain is a newly released February 1st, 2011 novel of intrigue, and romance. It reminded me of the books I read at that time by authors Kathleen Woodwiss, Rosemary Rogers and Rebecca Brandewyne. A historical romance with engaging characters, that draws you right into the story. Sabrina along with her sister Mary, Aunt Margaret and brother Richard fled from Scotland to England after their grandfather died in the Battle of Culloden. Sabrina is...more

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Feb 26, 2011 May rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ebooks, historical-romance, read-2011

Glad I found out that this book was originally published in 1977. Different time, different attitude as many reviewers have already pointed out. There is one scene where Lucien strikes Sabrina after she strikes him which will probably bother some readers. Personally, I think the more bothersome aspect is how Sabrina's character is underdeveloped. Nowadays, writers tend to portray their spunky audacious heroines as more mature and less impetuous. Not so in this case. At times, Sabrina behaves lik...more

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Mar 06, 2011 Booklover1335 rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-february, 2011

I’ve really enjoyed some of the older romances that are being republished today. It allows newer romance readers like me to discover some remarkable romance reads that are truly timeless. It’s how I first discovered Laura Kinsale, but before accepting any offer to review a book I check it out the best that I can. I like to read the back cover copy, and an excerpt if I can to see if it might be something that I would enjoy reading...after all time is short, and no one likes to waste their preciou...more I’ve really enjoyed some of the older romances that are being republished today. It allows newer romance readers like me to discover some remarkable romance reads that are truly timeless. It’s how I first discovered Laura Kinsale, but before accepting any offer to review a book I check it out the best that I can. I like to read the back cover copy, and an excerpt if I can to see if it might be something that I would enjoy reading...after all time is short, and no one likes to waste their precious reading time. Luckily with a book that is being republished it’s easy enough to find reviews and opinions so I was fairly confident that Moonstruck Madness would be a book I would enjoy reading because of all of the glowing recommendations...and after all the book sold over a million copies back in 1977 so it should be a great read, right? Unfortunately, all of my somewhat careful vetting let me down this time.

Moonstruck Madness follows the life of Sabrina Verrick, granddaughter to a Scottish Laird, and daughter to an English Marquis. Her story begins during the Jacobite rising in Scotland where she witnesses the defeat of her grandfather and his men and she and her two siblings along with an Aunt flee Scotland to return to England to escape most certain death, only to find an impoverished and neglected estate where they have to do whatever they can in order to provide for themselves.

At a young age Sabrina finds herself the sole provider for her family due to the absence and negligence of the only parent she has left who they haven’t seen for over twelve years. As a young woman of spirit and daring personality she creates a persona of “Bonnie Charlie” who takes from the rich who can afford it, and gives to the poor who need it, but risks the hangman’s noose every time she masquerades as the thief. While risky, she’s never felt truly in danger until she robs the wrong man, Lucien, the Duke of Camareigh who becomes single mindedly determined to catch the thief who has been terrorizing the neighborhood.

Lucien is a man resigned to the fate of marrying for reasons other than love in order to gain the inheritance that his grandmother is holding ransom. He is a man that probably suffers ennui like most titled aristocrats, until he encounters “Bonnie Charlie”. His plans for Bonnie Charlie alter when he discovers that “Charlie” is not a young lad, but in fact a beautiful young woman. A seduction ensues, and circumstances find the two married despite their love/hate relationship while escaping death more than once.

Moonstruck Madness has a much larger scope than most romances that are being written and published today. And there are times that I really miss that, but in this case I felt that the plot of the entire story was more important than the characters that the story was about. Through the course of the story it touched on so many things that I didn’t feel that any of them were adequately explored.

I also had issues with some of the transitions and pacing of the story. At times it felt that some things took too long to develop, but other times I felt that feelings or insight into a character moved too rapidly or were overlooked and I found myself stopping and re-reading passages thinking that I must have missed something, only to find that I had not which is why I felt that I was reading the book through Google preview, where certain sections or passages have been deleted because of what felt like a disjointed writing style. For instance, within a span on only 12 pages the hero of the story goes from being the enemy, to the heroine seducing him to aid in her escape, then finding that she loves him after one night of making love to him with little to no insight into her feelings and why they changed so abruptly. The reader fully understands her reasons for hating him (even though that is a strong word to use), and I never could grasp why she loved him especially since neither of their motives had altered or changed.

Sabrina and Lucien’s entire love story was a lesson in love and hate being closely related emotions and I really missed some of the internal dialogue and insight into what these characters might be thinking or feeling which you generally get in romances that are being written today. If the story would have been written today pages and pages would have more than likely been cut from the beginning. Focusing less on her ties to Scotland, which really only served as her inspiration for “Bonnie Charlie”, and more on her non existent relationship with her father. More of the heroine’s feelings would have been expressed instead of just in the actions that she took. The villains, who were fantastically self centered and evil, would have been allowed to be exceptionally bad, then dealt with adequately.

As it stands, I don’t think Moonstruck Madness translates well in the 21st century. I also don’t think it will appeal to as many of today’s romance readers in the same way it did to readers in the 1970’s despite some of the reviews you may have read. Some readers harbor a soft spot for it because it was one of the first romances that they read, but as a reader looking at it without sentimentality; I sadly found it lacking emotion, as well as character depth and growth. And while Laurie McBain created a superb cast of characters and supporting characters I didn’t feel that any of them were explored and written to their full potential as a book being published today. I really wanted to like Moonstruck Madness, and if I just looked at the overall plot of the story the idea of it is actually very good, but where it let me down was with the hero and the heroine and the reasons why they love one another. I never did fully understand the love in this romance. And for me, that is the most important thing.

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Overall: 2.75 stars
Sensuality level: 2.0(less)

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Feb 17, 2011 Sarah rated it 3 of 5 stars

It's been a pretty hardknock life for Sabrina. At age 11, her clan is destroyed, her Grandfather dies in her arms, and she is now in charge of her Sister, Brother, and Aunt since their flighty Father can't be depended on for anything in the world. Forced to become the masked Highwayman Bonnie Charlie every evening, to provide for her family, Sabrina's scrapes become even more daring and dangerous, and finally, she makes the mistake of holding up the biggest, baddest, and very handsome Lucien.

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Feb 10, 2011 Blodeuedd Finland rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance

My thoughts:

This book was first published in the 70s and it shows, it was a different time for romance.

I will go back to the beginning first. Sabrina is living in England and to support her family she is a highwayman. She is a hellcat with claws. One night she steals from Lucien, the Duke of Camareigh and he wants "him, the highwayman" dead. Well we all know that is not gonna happen.

I do wonder what it is about old romance and all the drama. Oh these people hate each other, and say so too, and t...more

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Feb 04, 2011 April rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance-regency-england

MOONSTRUCK MADNESS by Laurie McBain is a delightful historical romance set in 1746 Scotland and 1751 England. It is an re-issued release from 1977.It is well written with depth,details,twists and turns.It has romance, a small amount of sweet sensuality, mystery,misunderstanding,mistrust,secrets,adventure,vengeance,corruption,suspense,love,vulnerability,family,a Scottish beauty,and an English nobleman. The hero,Lucien,Duke of Camareigh,is sexy, rugged handsome with a scarred face,has a temper,tou...more

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Jan 26, 2011 Bookaholics rated it 4 of 5 stars

Moonstruck Madness by Laurie McBain
Historical Romance – Feb. 1st, 2011
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Driven from Scotland by the English from a young age, Sabrina Verrick arrives at England with her family, poor and destitute, and filled with hatred against the English. Although they have a house that belongs to their absentee father, they barely have enough money to feed and clothe themselves. Driven by circumstances and her anger, Sabrina transforms into Bonnie Charlie, a highway man that wears a Scottish plaid and t...more Moonstruck Madness by Laurie McBain
Historical Romance – Feb. 1st, 2011
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Driven from Scotland by the English from a young age, Sabrina Verrick arrives at England with her family, poor and destitute, and filled with hatred against the English. Although they have a house that belongs to their absentee father, they barely have enough money to feed and clothe themselves. Driven by circumstances and her anger, Sabrina transforms into Bonnie Charlie, a highway man that wears a Scottish plaid and terrorizes the rich noblemen in the vicinity. When she and her gang unwittingly steals from and taunts the Duke of Camareigh, Lucien, he vows to catch Bonnie Charlie. Sabrina, in her arrogance, falls into a trap laid by the Duke and is exposed as woman. Seeing that the highway man is actually a violet eyed beauty, Lucien swears that he will possess her completely. But, Sabrina gives him the slip. And from then on, the chase is on...

The plot summary above does not do justice to the number of twists and turns in this book. I can’t believe how many things happen in a space of 360 odd pages. Moonstruck Madness is a whirlwind of excitement and romance. An extraordinarily beautiful heroine, a cruel and cold hero, the insane amount of conflicts/arguments between the two of them, and all the soap-opera plot devices. That’s not necessarily a bad mixture, just different and more action-packed than the romances written today. The hero, Lucien, in contrast, is a bad man compared to most romance heroes written today. Not naughty, rakish bad, but cold and unfeeling. Sometimes I didn’t like the way he treated Sabrina. But, sometimes, I don’t necessarily like the way she deals with him either! They definitely play off each other.

All in all, a very busy romance filled with sword fighting, murder, evil plots, murderous cousins, and fantastic clashes between the hero and heroine. If you are a fan of Kathleen Woodweiss’s older books, you will enjoy Moonstruck Madness.

Reviewed by Pauline by Bookaholics Romance Club
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Mar 13, 2011 Jo rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011

Reviewed for Book Chick City

Originally published in 1977, this has been re-issued for today’s market. Trying to write this review without using the term ‘Bodice ripper’ is useless, because that is exactly what it is and for me, this is not exactly a bad thing. Without these original bodice rippers broadening the publishing market in the 70’s I wonder if we’d have the fantastic paranormal romances we love today.

Sabrina, in an attempt to support her family, becomes a highwayman. One night she stan...more

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Jun 28, 2011 Jennifer Jensen (Literally Jen) rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: luxuryreading, from-publisher

I am really shocked to see how high some of the ratings are for this book. I mean, did we read the same thing?

I will say that I liked the overall plot idea, with a strong heroine in Sabrina who does what she needs to do to provide for her sister and her brother. Family is really important to her, and she is really protective of them. I enjoyed her interactions with her sister Mary and her younger brother Richard most of all. Any time that she engaged in dialogue with Lucien, I wanted to quickly...more

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Jun 11, 2011 Chrissy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: rao-reviews, romance, historical-fiction, scotland, 2011, reviewed

Sabrina’s clan has been destroyed and now her grandfather has passed away leaving her to care for her family because her father cannot be depended upon, and all of this happened when she is only 11 years old. So how she cope? At an older age, Sabrina becomes a masked highwayman in order to provide for her family. Her alter ego is Bonnie Charlie, and the her life is a dangerous one that only becomes more perilous when she attempts to rob Lucien, Duke of Camareigh.

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Mar 16, 2012 Alis Stevens rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have loved this book since the first time I read it many, many years ago! It was on of the first romance novels I ever read. I finally found it again for my nook. I only wish that the remaining novels by this author would be as easy to find.

Sabrina and Lucien are perfectly matched and even though they have a rocky road to true love they do make it in the end.

Laurie McBain only wrote 7 books but if you can find them you should read them if you like romances!

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Nov 14, 2011 Lauren rated it 3 of 5 stars

When I first picked up the book, I didn't notice that it was a reprint from the 70s. Now the actions of Lucien and Sabrina and the way they act makes more sense. Lucien, I thought, was the most enjoyable character (except the part where he slaps Sabrina). He attitude was more adult-like compared to Sabrina. I thought her attitude was very child-like and very annoying. Her constant complaining about how Lucien betrayed her and how this isn't what she wanted got old. I almost wanted her to wake up...more

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Apr 20, 2012 Jill Barnett rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was the first historical romance novel I read. I bought it at a garage sale for 50 cents and it started a whole new life for me. By the early 80's I was back in college and knew I wanted to write. Eventually I sold my first book in 1988, a historical romance novel. When I wrote BEWITCHING, I made the hero Alec a duke because of Lucien in MM.

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Apr 05, 2011 Angela Simmons rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: arc, a-keeper, a-must-read, books-i-own, historical-fiction, romance, scotland

This is my second book by author Laurie McBain the first one being, Devils Desires being the first, and I have to say that I enjoyed Moonstruck Madness immensely. There is something so alluring about the way she writes that makes the reader set up an take notice. It may be due to the fact that the book was originally published in 1977, and that adds a different style of writing. I also loved the characters in this book and the they played out, as well as the plots. It also offered a few twists a...more

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Feb 03, 2011 Donna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: hr

One of my all time favs from back in the day. Unearthed it from the keeper box after an email conversation w/SBSarah, after which I wonder: Oh my God, what if I just gave her an opening to totally rip my beloved romance in a public forum. On reread, there's some problems, like how do these two people fall in love? And then I remind myself that Sabrina is supposed to be 17, and unlike so many other teen age romance heroines, McBain writes her as one, which I love. She's impulsive, immature, self...more

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Feb 27, 2011 Carrie rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book was originally published in 1977, but that isn’t evident when reading the story. The only thing that struck me as “old school” was the hatred turning to love between Lucien and Sabrina. I remember when I started reading romances in the early 90s that this was a pretty common theme in older romances. I thoroughly enjoyed Sabrina, she is headstrong and at times a little too stubborn, but she takes care of her family and isn’t waiting to be rescued. Lucien was different. I took me awhile...more

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Oct 19, 2012 Koalathebear rated it 5 of 5 stars

I've marked this 5 stars because when I was in high school I must have read it a dozen times. Yes it's a bodice ripper, yes the hero is obnoxious but the heroine dresses up as a highwayman and this book makes me nostalgic :)

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Mar 30, 2013 Angi rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

the story itself could have been very good, but unfortunately the author was not able to make the best out of it.

too many things happened without being described and others are actions were told too long.

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Apr 21, 2013 Luci rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2013

For the most part a fun read, but dear god is the heroine a selfish little twerp. About a third of the way through I began to want to shake her and that desire never really went away.

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I know by the cover I read this book, but for the life of me I do not remember it enough to give it a star review. I do remember that I liked the cover, that's it.

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Laurie McBain was born on October 15, 1949. She was always passionate about art and history, and her father encouraged her and helped her write her first historical romance. At twenty-six, Laurie became a publishing phenomenon with her first historical romance. Her first novels "Devil's Desire" and "Moonstruck Madness" each sold over a million copies. She was one of the pioners of the new romance...more

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