The Seduction of Sebastian St. James (The House of Renwick, #2)

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The Seduction of Sebastian St. James (House of Renwick #2)

by Rachel Van Dyken (Goodreads Author)

3.86 of 5 stars 3.86 · rating details · 364 ratings · 39 reviews

When the angelic Duke of Tempest, Sebastian St. James, appeared unexpectedly at his boyhood friend’s home, he had but one goal: Find a suitable wife as soon as possible. However, his impeccable reputation made him a prime target for ambitious mothers of debutante daughters. He needed a plan.

Help came in the form of an unlikely alliance with Miss Emma Gates, the beautiful d...more

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Published December 22nd 2011 by Astraea Press

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Aug 12, 2012 Jody rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: owned-books, ebook

Well the first book ended with Sebastian walking in and saying he needed a favor. So of course I wanted to read the next book. I kinda liked this story although it probably could have been better. I really liked Sebastian's grandmother (even though only played a tiny role in story). The author did a great job with the major-minor character (if that makes sense) of Rawlings. I really look forward to reading his book, even though hated him at first.
Emma is looking to finally marry, despite her ta...more

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Jun 21, 2012 Marissa rated it 3 of 5 stars

I feel like I should be ashamed at how quickly I read this. Perhaps I should be ashamed that I fall in to the grips of romance novels so easily in general, but if there's a sucker born every minute, I'm probably one of them too. I downloaded this on a whim, not knowing that it was part of a series, but it's not necessary to have read the previous one in order to keep up with the goings-on of this book. And on that matter, the goings-on are thoroughly engaging without being downright tawdry, whic...more I feel like I should be ashamed at how quickly I read this. Perhaps I should be ashamed that I fall in to the grips of romance novels so easily in general, but if there's a sucker born every minute, I'm probably one of them too. I downloaded this on a whim, not knowing that it was part of a series, but it's not necessary to have read the previous one in order to keep up with the goings-on of this book. And on that matter, the goings-on are thoroughly engaging without being downright tawdry, which lessens the guilt a bit, I suppose.
Set in Victorian London (one of my weak spots for fiction anyway) the audience is immediately introduced to Emma Gates, as a young girl. The prologue witnesses Emma's assumed societal ruination when it appears that she's allowed a young man to take advantage of her, despite being utterly innocent. Fast-forwarding to Emma's mid-twenties, bordering the edge of marriageable age, the story swiftly introduces the titular hero, Sebastian St. James, the Duke of Tempest. This being a romance novel, I'm sure all of us can guess where this is heading, but the journey is still surprisingly fun. I actually found myself rooting for Emma, a girl who's had to become not only witty, but intelligent while building a wall around herself that, of course, can only be broken down by the most charming (and wealthy and titled and attractive) of men. Despite sticking strictly with the formula, the twists and turns are fun and the book never overstays its welcome. The exchanges between Sebastian and Emma are entertaining there was an undeniable charm in the requisite heartstrings tug of war.
While there were certainly moments of cheese and eye rolling (isn't that why you read these things though!) there was an effort to be true to the time period and I respect that. With the exception of a couple of phrases that, more than likely, weren't often overheard at balls and in parlors, there was enough of an appreciation of the expectations and traditions of the time, that I couldn't help but feel that I just LIKED the book. It's not challenging and won't begin philosophical discussions, but right now, with a heat wave occurring in the Northeast, when it's all I can do to get up and get water from the tap, I don't want to do heavy thinking. I just want to turn off my brain for a bit and wander around the British countryside and London society extravaganzas. (less)

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Apr 04, 2012 Michelle rated it 2 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I was tricked into reading this book by the need for some light entertainment, but I have to say, I was disappointed. It was light, but not entertaining. My basic complaint is that there is nothing about this story that is actually erotic. To be blunt (yes, this is a spoiler), it doesn't contain an actual sex scene. Sex is hinted at, danced around, but when it comes time for the character's to get busy, we are left out of the action.

BO-ring.

In terms of historical fiction, it is full of cliches a...more

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Jan 03, 2012 Shadow rated it 5 of 5 stars

What can I say? Mrs. Rachel really knows how to keep her readers enthralled! I cant wait for book three. I love how she plots the story, how entertaining her characters are and she always has one character that you love to hate. From beginning to end, I smiled through this story. A girl sneeking out to dance like a gypsy, causing her family scandal. Years later, ready to marry, she goes to stay with Sara and Nicholas (characters from the first story) and there she meets her perfect match! Sebast...more

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Mar 08, 2012 Sophie Barnes rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is the first book I've ever read by Rachel Van Dyken, and what a wonderful read it was! Emma's character was lovely - I simply adored her adventurous spirit and found myself rooting for her the entire time. Finding herself ruined (albeit mistakenly so, for she was innocent, though even her own parents failed to believe her), she lives with the constant fear that her tarnished reputation will become public knowledge, destroying her chances of happiness forever. Naturally, things are about to...more

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Jan 12, 2012 Kathy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: regency, read-2012, romance-red

I think I enjoyed the first book a little more than this one. On its own though, I still thought it was an enjoyable read. I liked Sebastian and Emma. I would have liked a little more depth to their relationship instead of such a heavy focus on how attractive they find one another. In the end, I’m not sure if they really fell in love or in lust.

(Mild Spoilers) I enjoyed the story, I was a little confused with some of the plot points though. It starts with Sebastian arriving in London to find a...more

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Jan 07, 2012 January rated it 5 of 5 stars

Summary: Sebastian St. James is the Duke of Tempest who earned the nickname “Angel Duke” because of his heroic exploits and his impeccable reputation. When he decides it’s finally time to find a wife, his search leads him to enlist the help of an old friend. It just so happens that old friend is also the cousin Lady Emma Gates, an eligible young woman who is also searching for a spouse.

The duke is very protective of his reputation and his family’s name. Emma is hiding a volatile secret. They tea...more

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Jan 12, 2013 Giulia~Bubbles rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of clean romance, fans of historical romance, fans of lighter romantic stories

Shelves: historical-romance

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I like the first book in the series, The Ugly Duckling Debutante well enough. Van Dyken's style is light and fun and easy to get drawn into. And this time around I noticed less editing errors, though I still caught some basic grammar/punctuation errors that made me want to ground my eyes out. But it wasn't grammar that got on my nerves this time around. I was quite put out this time around to find that as entertaining the story was, and as...more Oringally reviewed at www.devastatingreads.blogspot.com

I like the first book in the series, The Ugly Duckling Debutante well enough. Van Dyken's style is light and fun and easy to get drawn into. And this time around I noticed less editing errors, though I still caught some basic grammar/punctuation errors that made me want to ground my eyes out. But it wasn't grammar that got on my nerves this time around. I was quite put out this time around to find that as entertaining the story was, and as madly hot as these two characters are for each other, the bedroom door was shut in my face. I was very annoyed! I mean, Sebastian (why am I forever falling for fictional British guys by this name?) was constantly lusting after Emma. And she could hardly seem to do anything but flirt with Sebastian or day dream about his kisses. I really liked this couple together.

Emma is pert, and daring and highly adventurous. I love how she is constantly challenging Sebastian. Emma loved to arouse and challenge Sebastian and just generally annoy him, which made me want to cheer for her; but she was convinced that with her soiled reputation, Sebastian could never want to marry her, even if it did seem that he shared the same feelings for her that she had for him. He's such a stuffed shirt after all, she just didnt' see it happening. I mean, his nickname among the ton was the Angel Duke. Who gets called that? Only him because he's so meticulously cultivated a thoroughly spotless reputation. He's a perfect angel, very proper and worried about appearances, but underneath it all, he's something of a rake at heart. He thinks it's damn inconvenient that he has to get married at all, but a duke (naturally) must produce a heir. He really loathes the idea of attending the season and having all sorts of silly girls trail after him for the title of duchess, so he enlists Nicholas' and Sara's help in choosing a wife.

Then he throws that plan out the window as he promptly falls in love with Emma and the two of them begin the most ridiculous romance ever. They decide to pretend to be engaged so that they keep all the suitors at bay while each of them picks out the other's spouse. You know how this story is going to end...which is fine by me because I couldn't take these two constantly kissing in dark corners and then thinking of each other all night long and gnashing their teeth over hot and bothered they were. Especially Sebastian. Enter the novel's villain, John, the brother of Emma's ex-fiancee, Rawlings, who kidnaps Emma with the purpose of forcing himself upon her. Naturally, his efforts are thwarted at Gretna Green and Sebastian marries Emma after confessing how madly he loves her.

This is where the bedroom door gets shut in our faces. And I couldn't understand why! After all, the scene was set. They had disrobed. There was a bath. We all know what follows next. And it's not and they wake up the next morning which is what I got. As well as a case of whiplash! I was like, "what happened?" And, thinking, "but the last book had a bedroom scene, so I don't get it..."I was totally put out. But then, as I was surfing around on Goodreads, I read that this series is on a clean romance list and many of the reviewers mentioned how clean the first one was. So, um, I can't be mad about that bedroom door being shut in my face. Clearly I'm remembering the first book incorrectly when it comes to the bedroom activity.

But I'm left with a little problem...how do I rate this clean romance? Not that I have a problem with clean romances, I mean clearly it didn't bother me in the last book, but this time around I was expecting it not only because of my faulty memory but because it seemed to really be leading there? I have to set that aside however if this series is "clean." Taking that into consideration, it does change how I'm viewing this. I have to say, the characters made me laugh, the pacing was good, and I connected a bit more with Sebastian and Emma than I did with Sara and Nicholas. The only thing that really bothered me was that the villain John was overthrown and that part of the story was wrapped up far too quick and easy and off page for me.

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Apr 23, 2012 Nikki (The Bibliomaniac) rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Historical Romance Lovers

Duke of Tempest Sebastian St. James arrives at his friend Nicholas Devons home to ask for a place to stay during the season. He also attempts to enlist Nicholas and his wife Sara's help in finding him a wife this upcoming season. Sara has her cousin Emma Gates also coming to stay with them during her season to look for a husband to pacify her parents. With that in common both Sebastian, escorting Emma, leave for their first ball that night.

At the ball both escape outside to the balcony for a bre...more

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Jan 08, 2012 Kim rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-fiction, historical-romance

I was eagerly anticipating reading The Seduction of Sebastian St. James, having finished Rachel Van Dyken’s first book in the House of Renwick series, The Ugly Ducking Debutante. As I truly enjoy her characters, I was interested in seeing her newest creations and what twists and turns of the plot she had in store for me.

Sebastian St. James, the Duke of Tempest, is known as the “Angel Duke” for more than one reason. Not only is his appearance angelic, but his conquests and heroics are flawless, a...more I was eagerly anticipating reading The Seduction of Sebastian St. James, having finished Rachel Van Dyken’s first book in the House of Renwick series, The Ugly Ducking Debutante. As I truly enjoy her characters, I was interested in seeing her newest creations and what twists and turns of the plot she had in store for me.

Sebastian St. James, the Duke of Tempest, is known as the “Angel Duke” for more than one reason. Not only is his appearance angelic, but his conquests and heroics are flawless, as well as his honesty. In short, he is a man of perfection. However, despite having all of this he does lack one thing, a person to share his life with. Thus, he travels to his lifelong friend Nicholas Devons’ (Earl of Renwick) home in order to find a suitable match among the eligible women of the Ton. He finds a partner in crime in a woman named Emma, who is in a similar situation, as her parents (her father is a wealthy viscount) are forcing her to marry in order to obtain social and economic security, as well as protect the family inheritance. With this common bond, Sebastian and Emma grow affectionately close. Their relationship is put to the test however, as a man from Emma’s past makes a play for her hand. This backfires and causes details from Emma’s past to come to light, which have the ability to ruin the carefully laid reputation that Sebastian has fought so long to protect and cultivate. What will become of Emma and Sebastian? Are these new details about Emma’s life true?

Sebastian is one interesting character. His rakish tendencies, coupled with his need for a flawless reputation, were interesting characteristics to find packed together in one person. Emma on the other hand has been dealt a serious blow in life and is understandably skittish of men’s affections. This odd couple, as I liked to refer to them, were extremely interesting to read about and watch blossom.

While the books may not be 100% historically accurate, they are still written in a descriptive manner that transports the reader into the time and place from which Sebastian and Emma hail. The descriptions of the balls and parties that the characters get to attend make me pea green with envy. The lush settings add to the romanticized feelings within the novel, making this love story even more enjoyable. I found myself wanting Emma and Sebastian to dispense with the inner monologues that were keeping them apart from each other, and finally see how the other person could solve all of their problems. But isn’t that how life goes? As humans we make things more difficult for ourselves rather than opening our eyes and taking advantage of what’s right in front of our faces. Their inability to see the benefits of their relationship made Emma and Sebastian seem very real and relatable.

Van Dyken is currently at work on a third book in the Renwick Series, The Redemption of Lord Rawlings. I highly suggest that you get to work on reading The Seduction of Sebastian St. James as well as The Ugly Duckling Debutante if you haven’t done so already in order to catch up before Rawlings is released! You won’t regret it!

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Oct 10, 2012 Angela Blount rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

A semi-solid ★★★½ Stars

Disclaimer:
Up front, I think it would benefit readers to understand that Van Dyken is something of a hybrid historical author. While the setting is period, the phraseology often has a more modern appeal. I personally feel as though the author's style makes the historical genre feel more accessible for historical laymen—such as myself. But if you are a stickler for total immersion in unwavering historical accuracy, her books may not be for you. Fair warning. :)

Now, on the...more A semi-solid ★★★½ Stars

Disclaimer:
Up front, I think it would benefit readers to understand that Van Dyken is something of a hybrid historical author. While the setting is period, the phraseology often has a more modern appeal. I personally feel as though the author's style makes the historical genre feel more accessible for historical laymen—such as myself. But if you are a stickler for total immersion in unwavering historical accuracy, her books may not be for you. Fair warning. :)

Now, on the review:

As far as “sweet” romances go, this one toes the line with steamy expertise.

Emma made for a refreshingly unusual heroine. Sensual and free-spirited, yet still innocent and driven to redeem herself in the eyes of her family. We find her trapped within the societal expectations and gossip of the Regency era, almost apathetic after years of facing the sharp end of it's misogynistic unfairness. With good reason, she's lost hope in the idea of happiness.

Sebastian is a guilt-addled charmer with a halo-ready reputation...and an eccentric grandmother who's more than determined to see him settle down. Together, Seb and Emma generate a saucy, tantalizing chemistry that carries the tale through their woes of misunderstanding. Outright sabotage comes into play when a dark presence from Emma's past returns to claim her future.

Side characters are well fleshed out and do a serviceable job of piquing the reader's interest into other books in the series--without beating the reader over the head with too much rabbit-trailing intrigue. The author handles the depiction of sexual assault and the resulting post-traumatic stress with a deft feel of authenticity, and all without turning her heroine into a victimized emotional puddle. I did feel like Sebastian's motivation to find a bride could have been a bit more compelling, and the external conflict felt like it concluded with more fizzle than zing. But all in all, an entertaining read.

I did come upon more editing errors than I like to see, but I still found the story itself worthwhile. (And as this is coming from the kind of publishing house that accepts it's reader's editing catches and makes alterations to the book accordingly, I wouldn't say it ruined the experience.)(less)

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Jan 06, 2012 Tifferz rated it 5 of 5 stars

I find the cover simply amazing along with the story.Ms Van Dyken's writing is simply lovely. I really felt bad for Emma as her parents don't even believe her when tragedy strikes. This story is filled with sharp banter between Emma and Sebastian, laughter and the sexual tension that flys off the pages. Both Emma and Sebastian have a past they need to over come and if they could confide in each other. I loved how Nicholas and Sara always come to Emma's defense and it was simply priceless when Ni...more

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Feb 27, 2012 Englishrose rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book had a cute idea behind it and I was excited about it. Apparently, it's the second in a series and I got the feeling that maybe I was missing quite a bit by not reading the first one. Overall there was an exciting and fast moving plot, though perhaps sometimes a little too fast. The characters go so swiftly through everything that it got hard to get to know them. It was a bit stilted and confusing to transition from scene to scene as the story progressed. The romance was good, though at...more

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Mar 17, 2012 Desiree marked it as to-read

Why have I seen this photograph as the cover of three different books now?

. I have never seen the same cover for multiple, seemingly unrelated books before and now all of a sudden this one is taking over! I think it's gorgeous... but does it really need to be everywhere?

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May 26, 2012 Megan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: giveaways-won, historical-history

I won this book in a Goodreads Giveaway.

This was a pretty good story overall, but I felt like they were modern people living in the past. Not true authentic historic people. I, also, felt like there must have been a book before that explained the relationship of the two supporting characters, Nicholas and Sara as there were things that were unexplained and confusing, like the author expected us to know about them already.

I thought that parts of the story didn't flow together so well as Sebastian...more

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Feb 17, 2012 Danielle Williams rated it 5 of 5 stars

With a scandelous past Emma has little hope for a bright future but has joined her cousin Sara in London's Season so Emma's sister can have her own coming out without causing a new scandal. The Angel Duke (as he is called) has no scandal and the hopes of marrying a young lady without a checkered past but then he meets the brazen and beautiful Emma. Will her past mar her future with an Angel? After reading the first book in this series I had no doubts that Rachel Van Dyke would deliver another wo...more

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Apr 13, 2012 Raquel rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked this book. I thought it was more like a short story since I finished it in less than a day, but that could be because I couldn’t put it down. It was pretty fast paced, and it skipped a lot of time in between certain parts. I almost wish this was a novel that went more into detail with certain characters and certain events. But other than that, I was pretty satisfied. I couldn’t wait to see how the story ended, and I was not at all disappointed. I recommend this book to someone who...more

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Feb 15, 2013 Neha rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

This was a cute little novella. The characters were mostly interesting, but they weren't really anything special. There was bit of humor in the story, but for the most part it just felt like a bland romance story without most of the fluff that makes for a great romance piece.

It was quite short, as being a novella, and thus made for a decent way to pass the time while I waited for my classes to start in the morning. But in all honesty, it just wasn't a very significant piece of literature. I fel...more

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Oct 12, 2012 Elizabeth Collins rated it 5 of 5 stars

loved it

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Jul 21, 2012 Dolce Amore rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: manic-readers, arc

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Duke of Tempest, Sebastian St. James was searching for a wife. Although he wanted the happiness his best friend, Nicholas, found with his wife, he decided that any debutante would do. He forms an alliance with Miss Emma Gates, the cousin of Sara, Nicholas’s wife.

But when someone from Emma’s past wants to hurt her, will be Sebastian there for her?

I didn’t understand why, if Sebastian and Emma wanted to marry and they were attracted each other, they...more

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Nov 17, 2012 Cary rated it 3 of 5 stars

I liked this book although I felt like there was a bit of angst built into the hero without a firm enough description for how it got there. The relationship with Rawlings needed more definition from the hero's point of view although not from the heroines point of view. Go figure! ALso I felt more needed to be worked into the story at the end with the gypsy dancing. Still clean and light.

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Nov 14, 2012 Becky rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked this book. I won't ever own it because it was a little racier than I expected (I know, did I read the title?!) It actually is just full of people's thoughts...It was on a clean romance list, and that's probably because nothing actually happens until they are married. It ended well, after the prologue...I wasn't sure I was going to like it. But I did. Quick read.

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Feb 06, 2012 Virginia Gill rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book made me really appreciate what a different world I live in compared to my counterparts during the Victorian era. I don't usually expect a romance novel to having me sitting back and contemplating my own life, this one did. Can you ask more of a book than to be both thought provoking and entertaining?

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Jan 09, 2013 Nellie rated it 4 of 5 stars

I liked this series. Fun, steamy, but stops before too much happens.From the book: When a man from Emma’s past makes a play for her hand, the truth about her life threatens to destroy Sebastian’s reputation, a reputation he has carefully guarded since his youth. In the end, the Angel Duke has to make a choice that will end up changing his reputation forever.

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Mar 30, 2012 Charlene rated it 3 of 5 stars

I haven't read a Victorian romance novel in many, many years. Can't say this will be on my list of 'favorites'; but it was alright - predictable, though. Once again, I'd made up my mind to finish it since I spent the money on it. Now I know I will not include Victorian romances in my list of to-read books in the future. Too light, not enough plot.

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Oct 03, 2012 InD'Tale Magazine rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-may-june, genre-historical, rating-3-star

3 stars

InD'Tale Magazine Premiere Issue, May/June 2012.

See Beth Chamberlain's review here.

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Dec 21, 2012 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars

"The Seduction of Sebastian St. James" is another excellent book by Rachel Van Dyken. I absolutely fell in love with Seb's character. The dialogue between him and Nicholas was interesting. The best part of the entire story was Seb's and Emma's relationship developing. Their back and forth was almost comical.

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Mar 14, 2012 Rebecca (Beckee) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: nook-books

Nothing like finishing a book in one day!!! Really enjoy the characters in this book, and look forward to any more this author may write.

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Feb 21, 2012 Kate rated it 5 of 5 stars

i love regency romances!! lots of sexual-tension without being overtly gross romance novels! beautifully written.

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Jan 14, 2012 Barbara rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-2012, romance-regency

Nice little story of Emma (being redeemed) and Sebastian, neither looking for love, only marriage but find it anyway.

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