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37th out of 94 books
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24 voters
The Pleasure Trap (Trap #3)
From nationally bestselling author Elizabeth Thornton comes the sinfully seductive, delightfully romantic story of a woman who discovers a most thrilling type of pursuit. . . .
After years of heroism in the fight against the French, Ash Denison wants nothing more than to savor the good life. But an urgent request has sent him to a writer’s symposium. His charge: to unmask...more
After years of heroism in the fight against the French, Ash Denison wants nothing more than to savor the good life. But an urgent request has sent him to a writer’s symposium. His charge: to unmask...more
Paperback, 400 pages
Published
July 31st 2007
by Bantam
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This story has a touch of supernatural, but I liked the way it was done. Eve Dearing is an author who has 'the Claverly charisma' - sort of like 'the sight'. Ash Denison, who spent years in the army, is a pragmatic man who believes only the practical and proveable. Sparks fly - verbal and otherwise - when these two match wits and lifestyles.
The back cover of the book refers mainly to the love story, but this is a wonderful suspense mystery as well. It's this combination of the two that makes thi...more
The back cover of the book refers mainly to the love story, but this is a wonderful suspense mystery as well. It's this combination of the two that makes thi...more
good as a sorbet, light and lighter
Heroine is physic
A Great Book.
Good Reading
It was just ok for me and what did the title have to do with the book. The mystery took so much of the book that I never really connected with the h/h. I thought that Ash felt he was God's gift to women and Eve came off as cold and therefore they didn't work as a couple for me. Even the romantic bits weren't that good for me. I wanted to like it.
3.5 stars :)
It is a good novel until now but it should has its good amount of time.
To read
To read
Good story, but the clairvoyancy was just a little weird.
English writer, reading minds,
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Mary Forrest George, née Baxter was born and educated in Aberdeen, Scotland, where she taught school for a number of years before establishing her own nursery school, St. Swithin Street Nursery School, an institution that is still going strong today.
She and her husband then emigrated to Canada with their three young sons. She taught kindergarten and Grade One for a number of years in Winnipeg, Man...more
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She and her husband then emigrated to Canada with their three young sons. She taught kindergarten and Grade One for a number of years in Winnipeg, Man...more
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