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The Seduction of Lady X (The Secrets of Hadley Green #3)

by Julia London (Goodreads Author)

3.71 of 5 stars 3.71 · rating details · 355 ratings · 58 reviews

The would-be Earl of Ashwood sets his romantic sights on a forbidden prize in the enchanting third novel from Julia London’s addictively sexy new series.The surprising news that dashing steward Harrison Tolly, illegitimate son of the Earl of Ashwood, is the rightful heir to his father’s estate comes at a most inopportune time. With a wedding on the horizon and a baby on th...more

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Published March 27th 2012 by Pocket Books

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Jan 12, 2013 BRNTerri rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This was awful. The hero, 29 year old Harrison Tolly, is the steward for Edward Carey. Twenty-six year old Olivia is stuck in an unhappy and abusive marriage with Edward, has been for six years. She’s physically, sexually (raped) and verbally abused by her husband.

They find out that her younger sister Alexa (she’s eight years younger) is pregnant. Out of nowhere, Harrison offers to marry Olivia when he barely knows her. He has absolutely nothing to gain by doing so. He just doesn’t want her chi...more

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Mar 19, 2013 Julie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance, regency-romance

I just love Julia London romances! The Seduction of Lady X had me crying often, but smiling at the end! One of the better HEA romances I've ready recently! London's H/H characters are deeply drawn for the reader making the journey they travel one that is completely shared by the reader. Even the side characters make an impact and are far from being superficially done. I also enjoyed reading a romance where the hero was not the wealthy, powerful aristocrat of the story, or the mighty, physically...more

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Feb 02, 2013 Tina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is my first time reading Julia London, and I have to say-what a smashingly good novel! The Marquis Carey, a cold-hearted son-of-a-you-know-what, is married and seeking an heir. Drunk most of the time, rude all of the time, and prone to violence and egotism, Carey is the perfect villain.
Enter Lady Carey, or Olivia as she is known to her friends. Kind, gentle, a warm-hearted mistress to her household and devoted wife to the undeserving marquis, she spends most of her time trying to please her...more

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Jan 20, 2013 Connie Fischer rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

When Lady Olivia Carey married Lord Edward Carey, she was a lovely and innocent young girl taken with the idea of marriage to a man who appeared to be a gentleman. She quickly found that not to be the case. Instead, Edward was a drunkard who came to her bed to rape her in an attempt to get an heir. Often, the whiskey kept him from being able to perform. He constantly insulted and abused her. She felt that this was to be her lot in life and she did all she could to cajole Edward and put up a brav...more When Lady Olivia Carey married Lord Edward Carey, she was a lovely and innocent young girl taken with the idea of marriage to a man who appeared to be a gentleman. She quickly found that not to be the case. Instead, Edward was a drunkard who came to her bed to rape her in an attempt to get an heir. Often, the whiskey kept him from being able to perform. He constantly insulted and abused her. She felt that this was to be her lot in life and she did all she could to cajole Edward and put up a brave front.

Her younger sister, Alexa, had recently come to live with them after her tour of Italy with her aunt. Their parents were now both deceased. It soon became apparent to Olivia that Alexa was pregnant and she admitted to her that she had fallen in love with a man named Carlos and had gotten pregnant. She fled Italy when she saw him kissing another woman. When Edward finds out about Alexa's pregnancy, he is enraged and banishes her from the house.

The steward for the Carey's estate, Harrison Tolly, had been born a bastard. He had worked as steward of the estate, was a wonderful manager, and had been with the family for some time. He lived in the Dower House. He continuously told his friends who tried to fix him up with a woman that he is in love with Lady X and refuses to give her name. He was a gentle man and a kind friend to Olivia. This friendship flares to love. Of course, Lady X is Olivia. They both know their love can never be and he kindly offers to wed Alexa to save her child from being a bastard like he was.

The abuse that Olivia suffers from Edward enraged me as I read it. The author's descriptions of the situation were on target with how many alcoholics and abusers act. But the love that Olivia and Harrison share for one another is so fragile and delicate, again as beautifully described by the author.

Without giving out any more spoilers, I would say that this was one of the most satisfying romance novels I've read in quite awhile. Although I have not read the first two novels of this series, I most certainly intend to do so right away.

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Aug 07, 2012 Shh I'm reading! rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

If you enjoy angsty, drawn out tales of forbidden love complete with greedy, self-absorbed siblings and abusive husbands then this is the tale for you. The problem for me wasn't the fact that the heroine is married, because very little happens between them beyond a kiss and their rising feelings. The problem was for a romance, Olivia, Harrison, and Alexa (the sister) spent more time looking hopelessly at their situations and whining about the unfairness of it but striving to be stoic for the sak...more

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Jul 15, 2012 Amy rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Nobody

Shelves: historical-romance

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This is one of the worst historical romance novels I have ever read.
First, I don't know why, but I loathe stories in which the heroine is married, but falls in love with some rake or hot gentleman - and I don't care how abusive or horrible the husband of the heroine is.
Second, there were scenes of rape and beatings - that was a surprise as I've never encountered scenes as described in any other HR book.
Third, although it was a relief when the evil husband died, his death was just a little too...more

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May 31, 2012 Jamie Heustess rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The third installment of the Secrets of Hadley Green series is another winner for Ms. London. Harrison Tolly is in a difficult position. He is the steward of the estate for Lord Carey and his family. He also happens to harbor a hidden love for the mysterious Lady X, who just happens to be Lady Carey. Although she knows nothing of his feelings, she does have an immense tenderness for him. To her, Harrison is a bright spot in her lonely days. Her husband is abusive- verbally, emotionally, and phys...more The third installment of the Secrets of Hadley Green series is another winner for Ms. London. Harrison Tolly is in a difficult position. He is the steward of the estate for Lord Carey and his family. He also happens to harbor a hidden love for the mysterious Lady X, who just happens to be Lady Carey. Although she knows nothing of his feelings, she does have an immense tenderness for him. To her, Harrison is a bright spot in her lonely days. Her husband is abusive- verbally, emotionally, and physically. Not only does he routinely humiliate her in front of others, he drinks in excess and, proceeds to routinely rape her in the hopes of conceiving an heir. Enter Lady Carey's younger sister, who while on a trip to Europe falls in love, gets pregnant and runs home. Ever the gentleman and loyal steward, Harrison steps in to give the unborn child legitimacy. It becomes a whirlwind of happenings around the estate to hide the young woman and to plan a wedding that is not exactly the “wanted” outcome for either party. When it is revealed that Harrison is actually the illegitimate son of the Earl of Ashwood and the rightful heir, he keeps the information private, seeking to stay as long as possible in Olivia's presence. Lord Carey becomes paranoid and begins to think his wife is having an affair and on a vengeful night, in the throes of anger, falls off his horse and dies. The rest of the story is a complicated mix of discovery and refound love.

I found this to be an incredibly easy read, once you get into the story. This installment was so different from the other stories. I was impressed that Ms. London decided to take on the task of alcoholism/abuse in all forms. I love that she did not sugar coat the abuse aspect in this book. It was and is a very common problem in society. The reader, in the first few chapters, gets an up close and personal look and grasp of what Olivia’s life has been like for the past 8 or 9 years. I could feel her barely controlled angst, her pain at not feeling as if she was good enough for her husband. Her rationalizations are completely in line with what many abuse victims profess to feeling. She was, to me, a friend that put on the face of happiness and obliviousness to hide her pain. Olivia is a proud woman and does not want to admit that her husband is a jerk, even though she is quite aware of it. But she sees in Harrison a kind man, who has been a strong and supporting person to her through the years. For his part, Harrison has stepped in more than once to protect and defend Lady Carey. Although he is employed by Lord Carey, he stays there to be close to Olivia. He comes across as a star crossed lover, an incurable romantic that is resigned to loving her from afar. He has set morals and beliefs, and wants to be taken on his own merits, rather than because he is now considered to be of the gentry. I was glad that the reader got to see the double edged sword that cuts both ways when in just such a situation.

If there was anything that I disliked it about the book, it was also what I loved. Abuse in any form is often ugly and hidden. I cringed at every verbal jab that was thrown Olivia’s’ way. Every insult and physical injury made me cry as if it were I that was experiencing it…but isn’t that the goal of every author? To make the reader feel the characters’ plight and want them to succeed. The reader is left rooting for the happy ending, anxiously hoping that all the right things happen and no one is left on the outside, including Lady Olivia’s bratty sister.
I would give this book a 4 star rating, a truly enjoyable series!
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May 11, 2012 Kasey rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook, period-pieces-historical-romances, romance

I've enjoyed this series so far, although this one was for the first time not set in Hadley Green and overall spent very little time in the village. It was nice to see some of the past leading characters again. The mystery of the jewels which was still left at the end of the last book do not play a very big role and was a little bit anticlimactic to be honest. I'm sure we will here about them again in the next book.

As far as our romance goes I liked both leads well enough. They are in an unfortu...more

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Apr 15, 2012 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Julia London did not disappoint in her latest addition to the Hadley Green series! My only regret is that because I read the back of the book I knew before hand the Olivia's husband would die. Because of this I do not believe I was as sympathetic or connected to Olivia's character as I should have been. I spent a lot of the book waiting for him to die so things would progress.

Beyond that, Olivia's character is amazingly strong and selfless and I liked that she and Harrison had known each other...more

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Mar 28, 2012 Karen rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Okay, here's where the important difference between "I liked it" and "It was a really good book" come in-- there are books out there that I respect as really good reads (this would be one of them), but just aren't my cup of tea.

This was a four-star book: well-written, had good characterization, nice plot development... but the first two-thirds of the plot create a soul-destroying and *increasingly* bleak place for the main characters. I enjoy books most when I can at least partially identify wi...more Okay, here's where the important difference between "I liked it" and "It was a really good book" come in-- there are books out there that I respect as really good reads (this would be one of them), but just aren't my cup of tea.

This was a four-star book: well-written, had good characterization, nice plot development... but the first two-thirds of the plot create a soul-destroying and *increasingly* bleak place for the main characters. I enjoy books most when I can at least partially identify with a main character. Instead, I found myself mentally distancing myself from Olivia, because I just couldn't put myself into her kind of awful. There's spousal abuse (verbal and physical-- and if reading a rape scene makes you uncomfortable, this may not be the book for you). There're doomed noble gestures. There's personal sacrifice. There're star-crossed lovers. (Asteroids-destroy-the-planet level of star-crossed, let me tell you.) There's an ENORMOUS amount of miscommunication, false rumor, untimely eavesdropping, and misinterpreted signals that make an already horrible situation much, much worse.

It DOES get better (eventually). There is, almost miraculously, an HEA (more than one, even). But getting there was SO FREAKING DEPRESSING (particularly in the current political climate, when a lot of politicians seem eager to return women to this condition-- and people say romances don't have anything meaningful to contribute!) that I nearly gave up on it halfway through. I'm glad I didn't, but there was definitely some agonized weeping involved, getting to the end.

I took minor exception to the title, too-- to begin with, the identity of Harrison's "Lady X" is *not* kept a mystery from Olivia for very long (the better to torture her with, I suppose... I actually would've liked for that mystery to play out a little longer). And anyone who reads this expecting a "seduction" is in for a most bitter shock. (Really, who comes up with these things? Did the author have any say in the title at all?) Something like "Memoirs of a Star-Crossed Lady" or "Saving Olivia" or even "The Curse of Ashwood Hall" or "The Gentleman in the Dowager House" would be a much better clue as to what the reader was in for.

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Mar 12, 2012 Margaret rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jan 07, 2013 Marsha rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: literature-fiction, romance, erotica, series-entry

Romances have grown up in the past decades. No longer simply about simpering maids who have no concept about what sex is or young girls desperate to get married and the rakehells equally desperate to avoid it, today’s romance features both arousing sex and the mundane troubles that ordinary (or not so ordinary) people endure.

This novel is definitely a cut above as it begins where many end—with a woman already in a marriage. But marriage isn’t necessarily the end-all and be-all of life and this o...more

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Apr 10, 2012 Elle rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

London sets up an impossible situation in this book, which nicely rounds out her Secrets of Hadley Green series. Harrison Tolley is the long-lost heir to the Earl of Ashford (conveniently, all the laws of entailment are rendered irrelevant by a royal writ, so that a bastard son and/or adopted daughter can claim the title and lands). Thing is, he's working as a steward for the horrible, abusive Marquis of Carey, and Harrison doesn't want to leave. Seems he's in love--with his employer's wife, and...more

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Apr 08, 2012 Amanda rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

I was so disappointed with this story. It was all about a family that was not introduced in either of the first two books, which makes me wonder if this really fits the definition of a trilogy. But, the first two stories were all about a set of jewels, and the their fate was very anti-climatic. My main critique of the story is that the characters are strong and play the hand that they are delt, but this is mostly a reactionary story. The characters only react to situations beyond their control....more

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Jul 03, 2012 Janine rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobooks, romance

This book should have been titled "A Series of Truly Unfortunate Events". This book is depressing until the last 2 or 3 chapters and at times just plain hard to read because your imagination cannot conjure up what tragedy will happen next. I have to give the book 5 stars though because I've not read or listened to (I listened to audio version of this book) another Regency Romance that has a plot anything close to this book. I think this book is truly an original.

The audio book was narrated by J...more

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Jan 08, 2013 Marlene rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

There was some closure for the series; in that the jewels mystery was solved but it was anticlimatic. The story was OK at best. I did not like the heroine raped by her husband and abused and her seeming passiveness. The Hero was a wimp. The premise was a bit strange with the H/H both in love with each other and no clue revealed until the story unfolds. I have read the other two books in the series and as a whole I rate the series a 6 out of 10. I also did not like that Keira is portrayed as a ba...more

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Apr 13, 2012 SidneyKay rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-regency

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Someone pass the Valium...Pul-e-e-s-e!

The Seduction of Lady X is a difficult book to review. There were so many things in this story that I really liked, however, coupled with that were such moments of doom and gloom that I found myself saying, "Oh not again" and wanting nothing more than a happy pill.

In case you didn't catch on, this is not a frolicsome book. It is filled with unrequited love, big misunderstandings, depressing unattainable desires, martyrdom...and things just keep getting worse...more Someone pass the Valium...Pul-e-e-s-e!

The Seduction of Lady X is a difficult book to review. There were so many things in this story that I really liked, however, coupled with that were such moments of doom and gloom that I found myself saying, "Oh not again" and wanting nothing more than a happy pill.

In case you didn't catch on, this is not a frolicsome book. It is filled with unrequited love, big misunderstandings, depressing unattainable desires, martyrdom...and things just keep getting worse and worse. If there was ever a book that defined bleak, this is the one. Oh, and there is abuse thrown in. The abuse is there because we have to loath the husband, you see our hero luves the wife. We don't want lusting after a married woman to distract from the sainthood of the hero.

The plot is this: there is a horrible drunk man who needs an heir. He is married to the lovely, singing-to-the-birds, bright smiling sunny woman Olivia, aka Lady X. She, of course, is barren or so her brute of a husband thinks. Living with them is her spoiled eighteen year old sister who happens to be pregnant and isn't telling who the father is. Well, of course the brutish husband's reaction to this comes as no surprise - he wants to kick the sister out. Or is it just kick? Enter our knight on the white horse - the too good to be true - luved the heroine forever - Mr. Martyr Harrison Tolly, aka Harry, aka Tolly. Oh yeah, he's illegitimate. Anyway, because he's loved our sunny-smiling heroine forever, he sacrifices himself and proposes marriage to the spoiled selfish sister. That's the beginning...and things go downhill from there. This was all kind of a Mary Balogh angst-ridden book. There were just so many roadblocks thrown in the way of Tolly and Olivia, after awhile I could only giggle and beg, ple-a-s-e not again.

Even though I knew from the back blurb who the hero and heroine were, I thought it would have been interesting if the hero had married the sister while all the time loving the other sister. Now, that would have been real angst! But, Ms. London didn't go in that direction.

You may think I didn't like this book - you'd be wrong, although "like" would not be the word I'd apply to The Seduction of Lady X. I'm not sure you could "like" this dark story; however, you could be fascinated with it, similar to watching a car wreck. Or reading The Grapes of Wrath; good writing, depressing book. And, that's what this one was, good writing, but the book is so full of despair I wondered how we were ever going to get our HEA.

So, would I recommend this book? Yes, but be warned that you need a Margarita by your side along with Tiny Tim singing "Tiptoe Through the Tulips" in your iPod. I have great respect for Julia London, and believe that with this book, she has ventured into some very intense writing. She succeeded in bringing lots of pathos to this story, but be prepared to be emotionally drained when you put the book down.

Now, someone go out and get me some chocolate.
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Jul 27, 2012 Dawn rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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A nice wrap up to the Hadley Green trilogy. It was not necessarily always a pleasant ride. The circumstances of Lady Olivia Carey and the family steward, Harrison Tolly, appeared to be all but hopeless.

She was in an abusive six-year marriage. Harrison had loved her since she arrived to marry Lord Carey. But he had kept his feelings to himself never dreaming that she would ever be available to him.

When Olivia's sister arrives from Spain pregnant and unmarried, Harrison steps up and offers to marr...more

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Apr 20, 2012 jackie frye rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Harrison Tally fell in love with Olivia the first time he saw her, but she was married to Marquis Carey . . . it was not a love match. Carey was a cruel man who was drunk daily. When Olivia’s 18 year old sister came home from a tour of Spain unmarried and pregnant Carey refused to lend his support. To give the child a name Harrison volunteered to marry her and she accepted after she found out Harrison was going to be an Earl.

This book was good. It was filled with drama and suspense; I kept turni...more

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May 14, 2012 Mskchick rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I absolutely despise the younger sister, Alexa. I understand that she is to be there as a foil, but I hate her, hate her, hate her! I hope something horrible happens to her. What a selfish bitch. My loathing increased every time she was in the chapter.

Ok, I am further on in the book now. AlI can say is, what a damned immature slut. Alexa is ruining this book for me. Won't someone please kill her?!

I did cheer loudly when the ass of a husband died.

This book would have been 4 stars, but because o...more

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Feb 23, 2013 Erin H rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: rpo

Olivia was such a brave heroine for dealing with Edward. I liked how strong she was and how she took care of her little sister Alexa when she needed her the most. Harrison was a great hero. Loving Olivia knowing that he could never truly have her because she was married made me hope that they would get their happy ending sooner than they did. The author surprised me with this book. When Harrison offered to marry Alexa I couldn’t believe it but it showed what an honorable man he was, honorable en...more

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Aug 08, 2012 Gunda rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical

The author really has a talent for creating unlikeable main characters (here: the bratty younger sister).
I'm a sucker for flawed protagonists, but they should have at least one redeeming quality. And Alexa, the bratty sister from hell, has none: there will never be a person she will love more than her own spoiled self.
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Mar 27, 2012 Alisha rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

We go back to Hadley Green characters in this new Julia London book. Harry Tolly is secretly in love with a married lady. Lady Carey is an unhappy marriage. Alexa Hastings is enciente. Lord Carey is a horrible brute. The story that follows is sweet and exciting. We also get to meet up again with Lord and Lady Eberlin from the Revenge of Lord Eberlin. Another must read of Julia's. Don't hesitate get to the store and pick up a copy.

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May 14, 2012 Lynne Tull rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: regency-romance

No. 3 of the series- Julia London did a great job of making me feel the pain of the heroine and the frustration of the hero and the cruelty of the villain and the silliness of the ingenue. I do not normally like to feel so much angst, but the happily ever after was worth it. Hang in there...I think you'll like it. There is more to come...we are still looking for the rubies.

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Apr 04, 2012 Jess the Romanceaholic rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012-read, adultery-or-infidelity, historical, raped-or-abused, sexual-assault, family-issues, unrequited-love, major-character-death, steam-level-steamy

I'm a bit torn on this one. There was some beautiful unrequited love, and quite a bit of delightful angst, and yet there was also explicit rape and spousal abuse, which is not something I had anticipated going in.

While it was well-written and enjoyable story that certainly kept my attention, I think there was just a tiny bit too much "heaviness" to it for my tastes right now.

3/5 Stars.

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Oct 01, 2012 Sarah rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-regency

I really loved this one. You go through such emotion with Harry and Olivia. Of course, there is some obvious deus ex machina but it is so worth it that you don't care. You just want the happy ending. I was hoping for more with the brother, but he turned out to be a jerk so whatever. I'm interested if there are any more in this series. Great story.

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Apr 23, 2012 Joanne rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

WOW, Julia London earns a 5 star for this romance historical.... There were parts that I laughed my butt off, and parts that I could not put this book down. I stayed up 'til 4:00 a.m. to finish it........a page turner for sure.........funny, romantic, very sensual, great characters that are carried over from the book before this one......a must read!!!!

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Apr 24, 2012 Mary rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a good book, but I have to say not as good as The Revenge of Lord Eberlin. I really need my hero's to be wounded in some way (what does that say about me). The hero in this book was a great guy. He is the kind of guy you would want in real life, but not in a romance novel. I really love Julia London's books, so I really did like this book a lot, but I didn't love it.

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Feb 04, 2013 Mindy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

In this third installment in the Hadley Green Series, the inheritance of Ashwood is in flux yet again. The rightful heir is reluctant to accept the estate because as his role as estate manager for another Lord he can look after the Lady of the house who has been abused by her husband. Quite the involved story of self sacrifice and love--thoroughly enjoyable.

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Apr 06, 2012 Sheila rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read2012

Trigger warning for sexual assault and violence against women.

I liked it; the pining was well-done, and the triggery stuff was telegraphed enough that I could just skim and not be freaked out by it (although that's just me, YMMV). An enjoyable get-your-mind-off-things read.

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