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The Lady's Tutor (The Lady's Tutor)

by Robin Schone (Goodreads Author)

3.94 of 5 stars 3.94 · rating details · 1,292 ratings · 102 reviews

An Education In Pleasure

Married young to a man hand-picked by her father, Elizabeth Petre is an ideal Victorian lady. She has borne two sons and endured sixteen years of selfless duty in a passionless marriage. Craving a man's loving touch yet loyal to her wedding vows, Elizabeth is determined to seduce her coldly indifferent husband. She knows of only one man who can teac...more

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Published August 1st 1999 by Zebra

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Jun 10, 2013 Kristen rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romantica-erotica, aar-top-100, robin-schone, abuse-and-or-rape-issues, angsty-emotional, big-secret, epilogue-needed, fabulous-hero, great-dialogue, not-what-i-expected, okay-read, steamy, 3-star, very-sensual-read, great-sexual-tension, womens-fiction, long-and-drawn-out

3 to 3 1/ 2 stars

The Lady's Tutor is a well written, thought-provoking, sensual, and well researched book; however, I had a difficult time staying focused and interested in the plot. For some reason, it just didn't capture my attention the way The Lover or Gabriel's Woman did. That said, the sexual tension throughout this story was superbly done. I enjoyed this book but perhaps was not in the mood for its heaviness. I may revisit it again when I'm in a more receptive mood.

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Apr 20, 2008 Eastofoz rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: erotica, historical-regency, favourites

This story was excellent! It starts so slowly, just barely giving you enough so that you hold your breath in hope that something will happen between Saphyre and Elizabeth making you turn those pages well past a “reasonable” reading hour.

Everything takes place around the lessons in seduction that delectable Lord Saphyre gives the morally upright Elizabeth but not once in the whole first half of the story does he lay a finger on her. The tutoring is conducted like teacher and pupil and the textboo...more

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May 04, 2008 L8blmr rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: People who enjoyed "Passion", probably

I really enjoyed this book. Yes, it was very "clinical" (a description I've read by people hating it for this factor), somewhat like a "how-to" manual ... in the beginning. How else could the author handle a very experienced man teaching a barely experienced woman to seduce and beguile her husband in bed? However, things changed once the H/H began falling in love. And there was actually a well-developed subplot involving peripheral characters that was quite interesting as well. Add to all this a...more

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Jul 13, 2009 Pamela(AllHoney) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: the-habanero-shelf, hr-victorian-edwardian, illegitimate-hero-heroine, courtesan-mistress-gigolo, tortured-hero, my-4-star-romances, plain-jane

As mentioned in previous reviews it starts off slow. I had mixed feelings about it. But overall it was a good read.

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Jan 07, 2008 maricar rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, romance

Rarely does a story like this ever stand above its own genre

from the first page to the last, everything is so hot-hot-hot! but beyond the sizzling scenes (and yes, they really DO sizzle...), one can find such a tender emotion coming from Ramiel. it was simply beautiful, no other word for it, to witness how he changed from simply being an instructor on the pleasures of the flesh to becoming the hero of Elizabeth.

Elizabeth is such a compelling woman. Full of complexities and undeniable yet gut-wr...more

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Nov 19, 2011 Gloria75 rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Intenso,forte e a tratti sconvolgente... come sempre questa autrice non si limita alle scene di sesso (essendo un romanzo erotico) ma approfondisce il carattere, le passioni e i dolori dei protagonisti.
Qui la protagonista è la figlia del primo ministro e la moglie del cancelliere dello scacchiere, insomma una figura sempre sotto i riflettori, una figlia perfetta, una moglie modello ed un'amorevole madre...peccato che viva nel suo mondo dorato e non si renda conto di cosa succede intorno a lei, a...more

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Jan 14, 2011 TheFountainPenDiva rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: genre-erotic-romance, settings-victorian-england, authors-robin-schone-rocks

Erotic Romance for Adults

Robin Schone has quickly become one of my favourite romance authors. She writes novels of emotional depth and searing sexuality, with characters who are not perfect in either body or spirit. Yet in every piece of fiction Ms. Schone writes has as its overall theme, the redemptive power of love.

Elizabeth is a woman typical of her era. She's the proper wife of a politician, the daughter of a politician, and the mother of two boys. She should be satisfied with her lot, and...more

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Dec 13, 2010 Jess the Romanceaholic rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: victorian, same-sex-smexin, betrayal, family-issues, adultery-or-infidelity, 2010-read, sexual-assault, sexual-dysfunction, child-molestation, crude-sexual-language

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What I liked:
*True-to-the-times attitudes about women and sex, including the idea that she could be committed to an insane asylum for "nymphomania" just because she wanted to experience passion and *gasp* orgasms.
*The UST. Oh holy HELL the UST *falls over* So yeah, this is erotica. There's a looooot of explicit sex. However, the whole first half of the book is positively dripping with UST (yes, that pun was intended lol)
*The smexin once it did get started. I liked that it was definitely erot...more

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Jul 31, 2010 Michelle Kelly rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010-read, historical

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. 3 1/2 hearts out of 5

Robin Schone is a very different type of writer. She is not very typical in her romance stories and her style is all her own. I have not yet read anyone like her. The first book I read of hers was “Gabriel’s Woman” and I was so confused. But every time I dropped the book to give up, I was drawn right back to it. Once I got used to her style, I got very involved. She typically writes historical romance with erotic twists. This book “The Lady’s Tutor” is very much her typical...more 3 1/2 hearts out of 5

Robin Schone is a very different type of writer. She is not very typical in her romance stories and her style is all her own. I have not yet read anyone like her. The first book I read of hers was “Gabriel’s Woman” and I was so confused. But every time I dropped the book to give up, I was drawn right back to it. Once I got used to her style, I got very involved. She typically writes historical romance with erotic twists. This book “The Lady’s Tutor” is very much her typical style. If I started to read this book and the author’s name was covered up, I’d know it was Robin Schone. In her books she often includes people who have been abused, raped, or have engaged in homosexual activity. She makes it clear that regardless of their past, they are worthy of love and acceptance. She certainly is not afraid of publishing dark erotic stories. Anyone else read her stuff?

The Lady’s Tutor the story of a lonely, desperate married woman, who wants to seduce her husband and feel love. Elizabeth Petrie is not your typical romance heroine. She is in her 30's, her hair is starting to gray, and has the figure of a woman who has had 2 children including stretch marks. Despite 16 years of a lonely marriage, Elizabeth is crushed when she hears rumours that her husband is having an affair. She decides to make changes and learn how to sexually please her future Prime Minister husband.

She seeks the aid of Ramiel Devington. Ramiel is half English and half Arab and is the result of his English Countess mother’s life in Arabia. He is the bastard son of a sheik. Society doesn't associate with him because of his parentage. Ramiel has been raised to embrace both the Western and Eastern culture although he is scorned in both societies. Despite having a reputation as an amazing lover; he is lonely and has a past he cannot escape from emotionally.

Elizabeth shows up on his doorstep bribing him for verbal lessons on how she can please her husband using erotic secrets of love that harem woman use to please their masters. Ramiel is intrigued with her request and agrees to give her sexuality lessons. He gives her a book to read about the art of sensual delight and her assignments/lessons revolve around her reading one chapter at a time. He doesn’t touch her in these early morning lessons but he teaches her that her body is nothing to be ashamed of and it’s okay for a woman to receive pleasure. During their lessons Elizabeth is sometimes shy and sometimes she is so bold that she can’t believe that she asks the questions she does. They debate and their sexual tension becomes heated but she is adamant to remain faithful to her husband. That is until one day her husband outright rejects her and crushes her completely. Elizabeth is desperate to feel love from a man just once in her life.

Her parents are extremely cold and she was an only child. Her father is the current Prime Minister and her parents dote on her husband as they prepare him to be the next Prime Minister. As the story gets more involved you realise that there is a deep and dark story regarding her empty lonely marriage. In fact Elizabeth life becomes very dangerous as she learns the truth about her husband and her family.

Warning: Sex, homosexuality, racism. Although not part of the main plot, there is a situation of pedophilia (although it is not graphic).
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May 17, 2010 Crista rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical, 3-star

First of all, let me say that this is a difficult book to rate and review. There are parts of this book that deserve a 10 star rating in my opinion, but there are also components that left me feeling "dirty" and "horrified" and make me not recommend the book at all. I'll try not to include spoilers for those who will read this book after reading this review.

First the good. As far as sensuality, I've never read anything like this. Surprisingly this comes in the form of CONVERSATION. The couple d...more

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Sep 07, 2009 Cam rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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May 10, 2013 Azilys rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: sex

mamamia !! COUP DE COEUR
ceci est l'érotisme tel que je me le représentais, et punaiz quelle sensualité !

je "devais" lire Schone, c'est fait et je ne regrette pas. Pourtant les premières pages m'ont plutôt repoussé. En 1886, la femme du futur premier ministre et fille de l'actuel premier ministre (pour faire court), se rend en pleine nuit chez un homme connu pour être un talentueux libertin (mais bien sur de trèèèèèèèèèèèss mauvaise réputation) pour lui demander des leçons de séduction. L'objecti...more

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Sep 28, 2010 Joy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-fiction, erotic-fiction, ebooks, favorites

WOW! I mean...WOW! What else can I say, this is the first Robin Schone book I've read and it took me to emotional heights and I'm really impressed I want to read more of her works.

Like the previous books which were worth reading, I hope I give justice to this one through this review. The storyline was a breath of fresh air, the book's tone was heavy, very little to almost no humor at all, and the characters were very well expounded.

This a story of a woman in a loveless marriage who wants to make...more WOW! I mean...WOW! What else can I say, this is the first Robin Schone book I've read and it took me to emotional heights and I'm really impressed I want to read more of her works.

Like the previous books which were worth reading, I hope I give justice to this one through this review. The storyline was a breath of fresh air, the book's tone was heavy, very little to almost no humor at all, and the characters were very well expounded.

This a story of a woman in a loveless marriage who wants to make things work between herself and her husband. "Desperate times call for desperate measures", and Elizabeth, the gently-bred prim and proper English lady was desperate enough to turn to Lord Safyre, Ramiel, also known as the "Bastard Sheikh". She is the embodiment of countless women who suffer the same fate, and are brought up to acknowledge lust as a sin, and wanting too much intimacy with a man is considered nymphomania.

Elizabeth suffered this plight for 16 years of her marriage, with two sons crossing the bridge between childhood and adolescence. One day she can't take it, thus her curiosity awakened. Even at 33, she is still innocent of the pleasures to be had, and all the ways to have it. She represents women all over the world yearning for love, and finding it "forbidden".

I felt for Elizabeth. My heart cried out when her husband rejected her, rejoiced when she started standing up for herself, cheered for her when she and Ramiel finally experienced the erotic pleasures between a man and a woman, angered by the people who hurt her (husband, parents), and touched with her devotion to her children. Through the author's excellent, brilliant, (and I'm running out of praise words here), writing style, she was able to convey the feelings, the insecurities and all of Elizabeth's thoughts.

Ramiel is a different matter. He's not the usual dominant alpha male, he's protective without being oppressive, and I was deeply touched on how he fell for Elizabeth. I liked how Schone kept me on my toes about his past. There's a sneak peek here and there about it, a few flashbacks, and at last the curtain opens to reveal the whole picture.

Everything was a shock and that's all I have to say about the matter. If I were to compare this book to lovemaking, it's full of stimulation until one orgasms, but would hold back like saying not now, more foreplay until the main event, several earth-shattering climaxes, and a gradual catching of breaths; and maybe after a little rest you're ready for round two.

I loved everything about this book, the social issues it tackled, women empowerment, behind the scenes in politics, sexuality, exploring carnal pleasures, and the honest-to-goodness love between a man and a woman. I loved both characters and they were meant to be. They weren't what the other was expecting, and there was the respect they gave each other.

I could not even begin to describe the maximum level of eroticism here, it's way over the top and if I were in Elizabeth's shoes I'd probably blush crimson the whole time every lesson. The images were vivid one could feel it, and the act of lovemaking was reverent. It gave me a different view of the sexual act. Every kiss and caress they shared said it all. Elizabeth shed her inhibitions and embraced her sexuality, while Ramiel the tutor encouraged her, made her feel desirable, incited her lust and instilled there's nothing to be ashamed about it.

I mentioned earlier about the pace of this book, every loose end tied lifted the heaviness in my heart, not knowing I was holding my breath. I don't know the author's writing style so I wasn't really sure if it's a happy ending or not. It was amazing that with just a few pages, all the pent-up tension, frustration, and anger I had dissipated. It had a spanking ending, I especially liked the last sentence.

I wrote this before in my other faves - if I could rate this more than a 5, I'd give it a perfect 10. For fans of erotic historical romance, this one's for you. I guarantee it's worth the read, it has substance and amazing erotica. It's obvious Ms Schone put a lot of effort in research and that's commendable. I highly recommend this to those who're looking for a riveting read that's not only entertaining, but enlightening as well.(less)

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May 31, 2011 Manuela rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: venduto, storico

Le storie di Robin Schone non lasciano mai indifferenti, e lo stesso accade con questo romanzo.
Rispetto ai due precedenti lavori della Schone che ho letto, questo l’ho trovato decisamente più romantico: non solo la storia d’amore in se stessa, ma anche le reazioni, le emozioni, le sensazioni suscitate le ho percepite più vere, spontanee, naturali, rispetto soprattutto a Il grido del desiderio. La Schone ha la grande capacità di rendere la sensualità anche solo con le parole e gli sguardi; mentre...more

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Aug 04, 2009 Erin rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, trashy-smutty-stuff

When you want quality trash, I have learned that Robin Schone is the place to go. A friend of mine lent this to me after I told her I hadn't read any good trashy historical romance in ages, and I was skeptical. I mean, who can keep up with the Mary Jo Putney and Kathleen Woodiwiss love from my youth?

Robin Schone can, baby! For me, I need to have some emotional connection to the characters. I need them to be damaged and broken, and only the power of LOVE (and yes, sex) can fix them (because i'm a...more

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Nov 17, 2010 Quinn rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: aar-top-100-2007, erotic-romance, historical-romance, library-book

The Lady's Tutor reminded me a little bit of Passion by Lisa Valdez, in in so far as it was able to effectively combine graphic and at times wordy erotic scenes with very satisfying romance, set in an historical era. If you didn't like Passion, then odds are you may not like this one, either.

The premise sounded interesting and unusual - a Victorian lady, trapped in a passionless marriage but unwilling to betray her wedding vows, seeks assistance from the Bastard Sheik to teach her how to pleasur...more

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Jan 06, 2010 DebbieLisa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010-favorite-reads, hauntingly-beautiful, historical-romance, lots-of-shagging, love-first-true-romantic-otherwise, read-2010, mighty-fine-hunks

This is the second book I've read by Robin Schone, she is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors in the Historical Romance fiction genre. Her stories are haunting and beautiful,her characters so real with real issues, real fears, real pain. Her attention to little details, like the cracking, hissing and spitting of wood as it burns in a fireplace add to the already intense atmosphere of her books. Her characters are not perfect, yet their flaws, external as well as internal make them believ...more

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Nov 29, 2011 Victoria Vane rated it 5 of 5 stars

A mesmerizing and highly erotic Victorian set romance that deals with the deeper issues of feminine sexual repression of that time. This book is much more substantial than I anticipated and there is no actual sexual contact until 2/3 of the way through the book but the verbal seduction is mindblowing.

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Mar 01, 2011 Summer rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance, hot-and-steamy, romance, hero-i-love

Wooohoooo! Yay for good steamy romance! This was totally as good as I was hoping it would be, definitely worthy of all the good reviews I've read for it. It had it's flaws and sluggish parts but as a whole I was really impressed. And a big thumbs up for an older heroine :)

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Jul 17, 2011 Jennifer rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle, period, romance

While an enjoyable romance in some ways, this was just OK for me. The premise was interesting. The characters had promise at the outset. But then, I failed to connect with them or be very engaged by their story because, as some other reviewers have said, I found the language at times too... technical. I understand that the explicit talk is part of the loveplay for these characters, and maybe they didn't have enough handy euphemisms to go around. But all the technically accurate and explicit sex...more

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Feb 14, 2013 Erica rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: awww, romance, historical-romance, strong-female, tear-jerker

I enjoyed this book. It's tagged under erotica, but I thought the book presented more than the mindless sex advertised in other books of this genre. It was a love story!

Some complained that the book started off too slowly, but I thought it was just right. The author balanced the tutor/pupil relationship quite nicely at the beginning. Overall, I enjoyed this read. Hot Arab protagonist? CHECK some reasonably good twists CHECK awesome female characters CHECK and omfg the chemistry CHECK CHECK CHECK...more

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Dec 30, 2011 Wateena rated it 5 of 5 stars

Elizabeth Peter is a married woman with two sons. Elizabeth is no fool, she knows her husband has a mistress and she wants her husband to want her. So Elizabeth does the only thing she thinks will help, she goes to a man known for his ways in a woman's arm, the bastard son of an Arab Sheik, Ramiel Devington. Elizabeth wants him to teach her everything to turn her husband on.
But Ramiel is surprised to find that he wants to show her, but first he must find out the secrets that Elizabeth's husband...more

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Feb 18, 2010 Maureen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotic

This was the first book by Robin Schone that I had the sheer delight to read.
Elizabeth Petre, wife to the Chancellor of the Exchequer and daughter to the Prime Minister wants to learn how to seduce her husband and keep him from his mistress. She asks Ramiel, a half arab, half english lord, known as the bastard sheik to teach her,because it is common knowledge that he is a master in the art of lovemaking.An agreement is struck by the pair that although he will teach her, there will be no touching...more

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Jul 20, 2009 Adrienne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Oh I'm trying deperately to put the words together for a review of how this book made me feel, for something so luscious and evocative I really do need to do it justice, but really don't think I can. I'm late coming to this book and reviewers before me have given details of the plot etc, so I'm not going to repeat what has already been said. What I will say tho' is this book had a profound affect on me..slightly shifted my way of thinking if you like.

This book was perfect for me erotic and sensu...more Oh I'm trying deperately to put the words together for a review of how this book made me feel, for something so luscious and evocative I really do need to do it justice, but really don't think I can. I'm late coming to this book and reviewers before me have given details of the plot etc, so I'm not going to repeat what has already been said. What I will say tho' is this book had a profound affect on me..slightly shifted my way of thinking if you like.

This book was perfect for me erotic and sensuous, full of luscious writting a very sensual sexual book. there was nothing that I didn't like/enjoy/felt deeply about on some level...I'd read some of Sir Richard Burtons "The Perfumed Garden" a few years ago and the way Robin Schone has woven her story around various parts of the book shows wonderful insight.......I love the way Rameil(exotic, mysterious and oh so very lonely with a sad secret burried in his past but always at the forefront of his mind) is portrayed. And Elizabeth (despite having borne two children,virginal, innocent and also so very lonely) written as she was, is perfect for the pairing which arises from a unique arrangement, requested by Elizabeth (in a desperate attempt to save her marriage) and undertaken by Rameil(out of curiosity perhapes)which takes place over a few days.

There are parts that make you weep,they are important to the story and Rameils quiet understanding and seemingly non judgmental attitude (despite the fact that you know the way these passages are written that he seeths at Elizabeths treatment) are what put him,for me,above a character who would have been more vocal, his silence is deeply moving and erotic in its own way. Rameil never ever belittles Elizabeth or her innocence either, which is also deeply moving as she asks alot of questions:). He is a true gentleman who deserves alot more in his life than what has been offered to him.
Elizabeth is an innocent victim, trying her best to re-establish something that was sadly never established in the first place, she has unknowingly been betrayed by everyone who should love her, mislead by evil, nefarious,lies to cover a vile truth.

There are light hearted parts to the book and Lady Devington (Rameils mother) is a wonderful woman whose own story and way of life is interesting and adds so much to the story.

The plot of the story,for me, was full of Victorian intrigue and wouldn't have been out of place 100yrs ago as a novel sold in weekly magazine form from street vendors. I feel it was unique enough for the story to reach it's happy conclusion withou being forced or manipulated.

Rameil and Eliazbeths story is breath takingly beautiful, sensuous and erotic (never crude or cringeworthy) and will be burnt into my mind for a long time.....(less)

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Mar 21, 2009 April rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was highly touted in a community of erotic romance readers, so I noted the title and author to give it a try. I will admit that this is better than most books I've read in this genre, especially most books in this genre that's also set in the same time period. The situations seem more plausible, even given the more conservative mores of the time.

I think it helped to have the heroine already be a married woman and a mother. It would not have worked to have her be a young woman just bein...more

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Feb 10, 2013 Lemon rated it 3 of 5 stars

good book...mhmm but after reading more romance novels it seems pretty amateur now, i guess its true that the best never get the fame they deserve...ahem, the 37 year old Ramiel and the 33 year old Elizabeth are a turn off. Don't get me wrong I love Arabia. This just seemed to much about sex and ood...dialogue, meh its still not bad, I just wouldn't call it my fav nor would i call mrs.schone a talented romance writer. Ive read my sizzling books which blew my mind, ones with 20 year old female an...more

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Jan 14, 2013 Amarilli73 rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Rispetto ad altri romanzi del genere erotico, la Schone scrive indubbiamente bene e crea un mondo elegante e pieno di fascino, unendo in più all'atmosfera inglese di fine '800 il richiamo della cultura araba. Onore al merito, poi, per tratteggiare eroine femminili "mature", ovvero non giovanissime ventenni, ma donne già adulte, spesso sposate e con figli, elaborando tutta una serie di sentimenti nuovi ed originali, che riescono ad avvicinarmi molto di più di altre eroine post-adolescenti (forse...more

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Mar 21, 2011 Vikisha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotica, historical-erotic-romance, nook, victorian

This is the first novel I've read from Robin Schone and it won't be the last. This book effected me on a viseral level. Elizabeth's story is the story of so many women from the past, present and future. Being a loveless marriage, doing one's duty and finding that it's not all what it cracked up to me. Women are allowed to be mothers, grandmothers, daughters, and etc except being just a woman. There is adage known as Chi Ku. It means "eat or eating bitterness". It is a Chinese phrase for enduring...more

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Oct 26, 2009 Aimee rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: absolute-faves, i-need-a-cold-shower, historical-romance, erotica

I very rarely like a historical romance. I almost never LOVE one. This one I LOVED! The relationship between Ramiel and Elizabeth was beautiful. Separately, they were tortured in their own ways. There was such RAW emotion...and it was utterly believable! Not to mention that a few of the love scenes scorched!

I liked how the story stayed focused on the two of them and didn't wander like some other's have done. I'm so sick of a book that's in 4 and 5 different POV. I find it hard to stay connected...more

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Dec 07, 2011 Sara rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

OMG! Wow! I was surprised and engaged. A cleverly crafted novel. It was very emotional at times reading the thoughts, spoken and unspoken words of the two main characters. I actually cried over some of Elizabeth's conclusions about herself after being rejected. There were so many facets to this story. For much of the book, it was scorching. I needed to fan myself over and over while I read this book and not because I was having pre-menopausal hot flashes. If only there were real men that actuall...more

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