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Pride and Pleasure

by Sylvia Day (Goodreads Author)

3.72 of 5 stars 3.72 · rating details · 1,366 ratings · 112 reviews

Wealth has its dangers...

There are disadvantages to being an heiress, as Eliza Martin knows well. Fortune hunters flock to her, acquaintances lie and pander, and lately, someone is engineering "accidents" to propel her to the altar. But Eliza will not be bullied, and she will get to the bottom of this plot. All she needs is a man to infiltrate her assemblage of suitors an

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Published February 1st 2011 by Brava (first published January 14th 2011)

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Apr 29, 2013 Sammy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: best-sex-ever, erotic-historical-romance, historical-romance, nook-lendables, smokin-hot-drippin-wet, stalkerific-alpha, virgins-like-sex-too

Eliza is an heiress in her sixth season. She has money, manages her own finances and affairs, and has never been denied anything. She has happily decided not to marry, but to live out the rest of her days quietly reading and spending time in the country. Marriage would only cost her her freedom to do as she pleases, and would allow her husband to take over her finances. And that is just unacceptable. Eliza has no concept of carnal lust until she lays eyes on Jasper.

Jasper is a thief-taker, which...more

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Mar 08, 2011 Tina rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-historical, 2011-reads

Eliza is a wealthy heiress who is a fortune hunter magnet. but lately she also has had some puzzling accidents. Obviously somebody is out to harm her.

Thief taker Jasper is hired to figure out who wants to harm Eliza. He is handsome, tenacious and immediately wants Eliza for himself. He also has a personal vendetta against one of her more persistent suitors.

I have read a few other Sylvia Day books and have always found them pretty pleasant. She was my first introduction to Historical-romantica. H...more

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Jan 15, 2013 Julie Dolcemaschio rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance

PRIDE AND PLEASURE is one of those books that stay with you, not necessarily because of the story, but because of the writing. This is less of a mystery than it is a simple yet wonderful character study, and that is my favorite kind of read.

Eliza Martin is a closed, efficient woman who is in her sixth, and final, season for capturing a suitor, something she’d rather not be bothered with. She is independent and wealthy, and she is so determined to be the opposite of her mother, that she’d rather...more PRIDE AND PLEASURE is one of those books that stay with you, not necessarily because of the story, but because of the writing. This is less of a mystery than it is a simple yet wonderful character study, and that is my favorite kind of read.

Eliza Martin is a closed, efficient woman who is in her sixth, and final, season for capturing a suitor, something she’d rather not be bothered with. She is independent and wealthy, and she is so determined to be the opposite of her mother, that she’d rather retire to the country a spinster than bother with a man. Someone is threatening her life, and she feels that one of her suitors may be behind it in order to pressure her to marry—for protection, if nothing else. She hires a thief-taker to act as her suitor in hopes of catching the culprit who is making Eliza’s life difficult. She rejects Jasper Bond outright, telling him he is much too handsome, and that no one in the ton will believe that she chose such a man as he. She is simply too practical. Their business arrangement soon turns to passion, but will Jasper’s goal of vengeance get in the way of his one shot at happiness?

Sylvia Day should not hang all her hopes on the 50 Shades knockoff, Bared To You. THIS is where her true talent lies. The characters were meticulously drawn and the love that develops between Eliza and Jasper feels genuine. I loved that, for once, there were no ridiculous misunderstandings that kept the lovers apart, there were no lies or ulterior motives for the sake of creating tension. I loved how this relationship was slowly developed, culminating in a first-time love scene that was so erotic in its simplicity, that it stands out as one of the finest love scenes I have ever read. The mystery of who is trying to do what to whom is not, and should not, be viewed as the main focus here. It is really the character study of two people who come into a relationship with their own motives and baggage, yet learn to shed it all in the name of love. The mystery itself was decent, and I was surprised in the end, but this story really comes down to love, and what we do to sabotage it, and what, with courage and the love of a good partner, we do to bridge the gap so we can find true happiness. I loved this book, and will read more of Day’s historicals before I pick up any Bared To You sequels. There is simply no comparison.
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Oct 01, 2012 Kennedy rated it 3 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Eliza Martin is a wealthy woman who values her independence. She does not wish to marry but has several suitors due primarily to her fortune. She lives with her Uncle who is an intelligent man but possibly on the verge of madness. Strange accidents have been occurring and Eliza enlists the help of a thief-taker to help determine if there is someone out to hurt her or frighten her into marriage. Jasper Bond is the thief-taker. Eliza is not originally interested in working with him because she bel...more

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Jul 31, 2011 Joan Swan rated it 5 of 5 stars

After studying the writing craft for over a decade now, I’d have to honestly say, I’ve been ruined…at least as an objective reader. I can no longer slide blithely through redundant description, dawdling action or blah characterization. I find myself constantly searching for more, silently challenging the author to give me a reason to keep the book open, to ignore the push of real life and remain lost in their fictional world.

And while charming, shocking, seducing or even scaring a reader into ma...more

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Jun 30, 2011 Sandy M rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical

I’m the typical reader when I have a book I want to devour in hand - it doesn’t take long to get it read, and then I’m disappointed because it’s over and now I have to wait for the author’s next book. So this time with a Sylvia Day book, I made myself slow down. Savor. Anticipate. Hunger. Need.

It’s not easy putting a great book down, but it’s definitely worth it to make it last longer when reading someone like Sylvia Day.

Eliza is a vintage Day character. Intelligent, independent, self-sufficient...more I’m the typical reader when I have a book I want to devour in hand - it doesn’t take long to get it read, and then I’m disappointed because it’s over and now I have to wait for the author’s next book. So this time with a Sylvia Day book, I made myself slow down. Savor. Anticipate. Hunger. Need.

It’s not easy putting a great book down, but it’s definitely worth it to make it last longer when reading someone like Sylvia Day.

Eliza is a vintage Day character. Intelligent, independent, self-sufficient, strong, in control of her life, answering to no one. Thus, she immediately takes recently received threats quite seriously and seeks out a thief-taker to get to the bottom of the danger now on her doorstep. She refuses to give in to whatever the culprit hopes to gain from raining unexpected accidents on her. Upon meeting the recommended and mysterious Jasper Bond, Eliza knows with a glance he won’t do. He’s too handsome, too well turned out for anyone to believe he’d be interested in the staid Eliza Martin. She tries to tell the man he’s not what she had in mind but runs up against a brick wall like she’s never hit before.

Jasper Bond is a self-made man, turning a horrible beginning in life onto a path of destiny of his own choosing. He is also living for revenge, and he’s closer to his goal than ever before. When he meets Eliza Martin, he’s quite taken with her, much to his surprise. She doesn’t fawn or pretend as other women of society do, she says what she means and means what she says. He’s a tad perturbed when she dismisses him without so much as an interview for the job she needs done. Knowing he wants to be near this woman and wanting to find out why, he finagles his way into her life, determined to discover who it is behind the mystery of who would want to harm her, why such is the case, and then take care of the bastard himself.

When Jasper and Eliza are together, it’s pure pleasure to be part of their interactions. They’re honest with each other from the start, lust after each other with every look, and they work together very well, Eliza trusting in Jasper when the need arises and Jasper listening to Eliza when she has information to offer. It’s just one of those slowly blossoming relationships that is so satisfying to read. Their pride and pleasure go hand in hand with who they are, both before and after each other, and you feel that with every word they utter, every caress they give, every look they share. They make love with unparalleled passion. Something I wish more heroes and heroines would do. But, really, no one does it better than Sylvia Day.

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May 05, 2011 Holly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-out-do-yourself, 211-books-in-2011, may-2011, read-in-2011

Quite a few things in this book too me by surprise. There were several things I predicted were going to happen that didn't. Eliza, for example. She was leery about marriage thanks to growing up with a mother who prized passion and love more than anything else. She's learned to be distrustful of men and their motives and really has no desire to be attached to one. So I thought she'd have a fit when she realized Jasper wasn't everything he'd claimed to be, but Day really took things in an unexpect...more

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Apr 14, 2011 Alanna (The Flashlight Reader) rated it 1 of 5 stars

Well... What can I say about this one? My mother always said, "If you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all." If I made it a habit to listen to all of my mother's advice, I wouldn't have anything to say about bad books! With that being said, this one was rotten. I was highly disappointed. It wasn't a book, it was a novella-- and a poorly developed one at that. It took too long to get to the point of the book (which I still am unclear of). That's not entirely true... I do know the po...more

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Jan 30, 2011 Jane Stewart rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: regency-mystery-romance

Read one of her other books. This was not good.

REVIEWER'S OPINION:
I felt like I was reading a boring textbook. My mind kept wandering. It was hard to concentrate and pay attention. I did not want to keep reading, but I forced myself in order to give a complete review. There was too much description about uninteresting things. Many conversations felt like filler. Too many events were “told” and not shown. See Spoilers below for examples. Some parts of the story weren’t developed enough.

The person...more

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Dec 28, 2012 Brittany rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Nov 08, 2011 Anna rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Apr 14, 2013 Kimberly rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-bookshelf, historical-romance, library-books-read-2013

As some of you might know I'm a huge Sylvia Day fan so when I saw my library had this one I knew I had to give it a try. I have read another one of her historical romances last year and it turned out to be one of my favourite reads of last year so I went into reading Pride & Pleasure with high expectations that unfortunately were not met.

While I liked the plot of Pride and Pleasure quite a bit the way that the story was told, as well as the characters just didn't jive with me well at all. I...more As some of you might know I'm a huge Sylvia Day fan so when I saw my library had this one I knew I had to give it a try. I have read another one of her historical romances last year and it turned out to be one of my favourite reads of last year so I went into reading Pride & Pleasure with high expectations that unfortunately were not met.

While I liked the plot of Pride and Pleasure quite a bit the way that the story was told, as well as the characters just didn't jive with me well at all. I was happy to see that Sylvia Day created a smart, and strong willed heroine that was unwilling to be pushed around by anyone I just couldn't connect to Eliza's character. She was far too hard and aloof so I was completely unable to connect with her. She just seemed so harsh and didn't endear me at all because of the aloofness. Even when it came to the love she had for Jasper she wasn't sweet or tender at all. She was like Ice through out the whole novel and I didn't think she nor any of the other characters were very well developed.

Jasper, despite being a handsome and charming fellow who makes his money doing some underhanded things and being rich wasn't all that likable of a hero either. I will admit that I did like the role he played in investigating the circumstances behind the attempts on Eliza's life I didn't feel anything for him. He was rather bland and didn't seem as smart as he appeared to be and I thought he was cliché.

As I said I did like the plot of the story for the most part. I liked that there was a mystery to solve because certain unscrupulous people were making attempts on Eliza's life to pressure her into marrying someone for safety so they would have access to her wealth. There were times when I thought I figured out who the bad guy was but when the people responsible were finally revealed near the end of the book I was taken by surprise. However, when it came to the pace of the story I thought the whole book kind of dragged for me and there seemed to be a few plot holes that never made sense to me and I didn't really get why they were added in.

The romance between Eliza and Jasper was probably the biggest disappointment for me. I'm used to Sylvia Day offering up a tension filled spicy romance and I felt as though the romance between the two main characters in this one just lacked all of that. I was hoping that there would be a lot of passion between the pages of Pride and Pleasure but it seemed as though the romance was very bland and lackluster.

Despite not believing in the romance and wishing the characters had more substance I did like certain aspects of the story enough for Pride & Pleasure that in the end I didn't end up loving it but I did end up liking it. I'm glad I gave it a try and I think that this is just a book that didn't meet all my expectations.

I would recommend this to other fans of Sylvia Day and fans of historical romance because it was a very quick read and it was fun enough that I spent an afternoon immersed in the book. I think it would be a good introduction to the authors writing for people who haven't read her books before.(less)

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Jan 30, 2013 Jill rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: regency, romance, romance-suspense, steamy, sexual-tension, sexy-alpha

Pride and Pleasure was given to me as an Arc from Netgalley in exchange of an honest review.

Jasper Bond and Eliza Martin have me all a flutter. What a wonderfully, surprisingly, fantastic regency romance. I have been on the outs with my regency romances lately, but this one was perfect!!! A pure pleasure to read!

Eliza Martin is smack bang in the middle of her sixth and final season. She is surrounded by suitors most of them fortune hunters who seek to better themselves with her very comfortable...more

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Oct 22, 2012 Britt rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: erotic, historical, own, romance, favorites

...And just when I thought I couldn't possibly love Sylvia Day anymore.

"Client satisfaction is a point of pride, Miss Martin. By the time I am done, I guarantee you will be eminently gratified by my performance"

Eliza Martin is an independent women, happy managaing her own enormous fortune without the assistance of a husband. However it seems someone has other ideas, hatching a plot to lure her into marriage for the security and protection it could bring from many unfortunate accidents. Although...more

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Mar 13, 2013 Roz Groves rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-reading-challenge, arcs, books-full-of-awesome

This review and others can be found at my blog, My Written Romance. Just click here.

There is something so lush and rich to the way Sylvia Day writes. As you read one of her novels, the words are constructed in such a way that you feel as if you can just about inhabit the same world in which her characters live.

Jasper Bond - wow! Ms Day sure knows how to write a sexy man! The book blurb describes him as devilish and dangerous, which he is, however he is not dangerous in the physical sense of the...more

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Feb 16, 2013 Lorraine rated it 5 of 5 stars

Sylvia Day is fast becoming one of my favourite authors. I simply adored this book, it was different to what was expected, let me explain, their is a plot - someone wants to harm our heroine, she believes it is one of her suitors, so she hires our hero to investigate - but it is not the main feature, the main feature is our heroine and hero. Most of the book is about them, they don't pretend they don't like one another, they don't play hard to get, they admit their feelings and deal with them -...more

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Dec 02, 2012 K rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: fans of historical romance

Recommended to K by: found on goodreads

After thoroughly enjoying Day's Crossfire books, I was intrigued and very intersted in her other books. And when I found out she also wrote historical romance (a guilty pleasure of mine), I was even more intrigued. I am def glad I took the risk. Suprisingly, I found the story very enjoyable and truly enjoyed the characters, both primary and secondary. I must admit that Eliza's character drove me nuts at times, but Jasper's character well made up for it. In addition to the above, I appreciated th...more

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May 01, 2013 Jenn rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

After reading the Crossfire 1 & 2, this book was a surprise. Her style of writing completely changed!

Setting in the 1800s, the words used were appropriate for the era except I'm not sure about a couple. Anyway, I adore a heroine who is strong-willed, independent, intelligent and passionate about her beliefs; never believing that she is less of a man because she is a woman.

I like how the lovestory unfolds. Flirtatious in every way yet romantic to the core. True love, so they say. And can I...more

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May 02, 2013 Tracey rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: erotica, romance, historical

This novel was yet another great one and very well written by Sylvia Day. It kept you interested all the way to the end. The way that Eliza Martin and Jasper Bond working relationship started off was very different to other stories I have read this made it so much better to read. The story began with Eliza needed to hire a fake suitor because she had become a victim of diabolical scheming to get her to the alter, also a lot of strange happenings were going on around her she could not explain. El...more

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Jan 17, 2012 Sharon rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-historical

I'm going with the middle of the road on this one.
Positives- there were some sweet parts when Eliza and Jasper were beginning their relationship and I enjoyed "watching" them figure things out. The idea of a thief-taker (kind of like a private investigator) was a fun one, and I always like a little mystery in my romances.
On the negative side- the sex scenes in the story were (dare I say it?) a bit too much, and the mystery was not quite enough. Also, I would have enjoyed more resolution concer...more

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Mar 06, 2011 Joanna Terrero rated it 5 of 5 stars

The heart recognizes what the reason ignores.

Passion and love undermine the best laid plans. Eliza Martin, a self-sufficient heiress, who is avoiding forfeiting her freedom and fortune to a husband, plans to retire to the country after her sixth London season is over. Suspicious incidents make Eliza wary of her suitors, thinking someone is trying to force her into a marriage for protection. She hires a runner (London pioneering police) who doesn't take her seriously, but recommends Jasper Bond’...more The heart recognizes what the reason ignores.

Passion and love undermine the best laid plans. Eliza Martin, a self-sufficient heiress, who is avoiding forfeiting her freedom and fortune to a husband, plans to retire to the country after her sixth London season is over. Suspicious incidents make Eliza wary of her suitors, thinking someone is trying to force her into a marriage for protection. She hires a runner (London pioneering police) who doesn't take her seriously, but recommends Jasper Bond’s thief-taker associate, Thomas Lynd, who cannot stand Eliza, and ends up asking Jasper to look after her security and to continue with the investigation.

Jasper is an honest thief-taker in a time most aren't. He finds what is lost and protects those in need of security. He also follows an ethical code in his trade. Jasper has worked hard to execute revenge on the family who wronged his mother, and he is closer than ever to achieve his life's goal. He doesn't want a wife, there is no place in his life for one, and he plans to move overseas once his vengeance is consummated. In spite of his traumatic childhood, Jasper is a caring human being, a decent man, and a loyal friend. Protecting Eliza and caring for her is a natural thing for him.

Eliza, being a strong woman in charge of her own life and money, is affected by Jasper's raw masculinity and handsomeness. She is mortified by memories of her mother's risque behavior that she tries to avoid repeating, and which she never understands, until she meets Jasper. Eliza rejects the notion of Jasper working for her, and finds excuses to justify why he isn't the right man for the job. Jasper, who has a penchant for mysteries is more intrigued for Eliza herself than the mysterious circumstances that compel her to ask for his services. Using his wit Jasper convinces Eliza of giving him the opportunity to prove he is worthy of the position. Jasper decides he wants her for himself, and since Eliza has made clear that she will never marry, he doesn't have any qualms in seducing her. Indeed, his resolve increases when Jasper realizes that he might lose her to the opposition, who includes his nemesis, and later in the game, even his own best friend and collaborator.

Pride and Pleasure is a satisfying reading, the characters are of the most sympathetic ones I'd ever encountered, and the love scenes are fervid. The first one between Jasper and Eliza is one of the most original and passionate, seducing the virgin scene, I'd ever read. The more they learn about one another, the more their mutual admiration and love spring up. The suspenseful subplot makes one distrusts nearly all the secondary characters until the discovery of the wrongdoer. The book is written in a prose that belongs to the period is set, and there are plenty of witty exchanges amongst the characters. That has always been my favorite part of historicals, so I fully enjoyed the beautiful and diverse usage of the English language by the author for our reading pleasure.
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Mar 23, 2011 Monique rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked Jasper and Eliza's story. Eliza was a stubborn, independent, take charge woman and Jasper was a determined, arrogant man. From the first time they met he knew that he wanted her. The mystery of who was behind all the freak accidents that Eliza was victim to was a nice back drop. But what I really enjoyed was the bold bantering between the two of them and Jasper's seduction of Eliza was perfect.

"God. Am I hurting you?" "No...Too full." Stretched to the point of aching, but she was...more

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Sep 09, 2012 Nicol Legakis rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: austenesque-fiction

Okay, It's not the author's fault I didn't do any research when I began this book so I shouldn't blame her. I didn't know this was what I guess would be termed "erotic historical fiction"??? I was immediately drawn into the story because 1. I'll read anything Jane Austen/ Pride and Prejudice related, but more significantly: 2. The author is definitely a good writer. However, as a true Janeite I would have to say this type of writing is definitely not my cup of tea! I had to quit the book when it...more

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Nov 28, 2012 Lannie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: erotic-fiction

Love, love, love this story! I love how wonderfully sassy, independent, stubborn, and determined Eliza is throughout the entire story. Jasper sinfully delicious and I couldn't have asked for a more wonderful read as Pride and Pleasure.

I hope we won't have to wait too long for Sylvia to write another historical novel since I love all the ones I've gotten to read so far. Not to mention, I wonder if Sylvia has any plans to write the story of the Earl of Westfield (who is the grandson of Marcus and...more

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Sep 15, 2012 Stacy rated it 3 of 5 stars

With the way Bared to You has been placed on the shelf next to 50 Shades in every bookstore in the country, I wasn't sure what to expect from Day's writing. This book, at least, was a fairly standard Regency romance, though I do feel the overall story was a bit more complex than average. The language of the intimate scenes, however, was at the cruder end of the spectrum, which always results in losing points with me. I liked pretty much all the primary characters, and I felt the resolution to th...more

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Apr 07, 2013 Natasha rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Wasn't my most favourite of Sylvia's books but as always she never fails on the lust and seduction side of things. Jasper's need for Eliza from the moment they met was palpable. He was a bit of a bad boy that fell in love at first sight but didn't realise it was at the beginning, he just knew he had to have her and had to keep her in his life. To have her as a possession, but not in a bad way. I thought the story line of some one trying to hurt Eliza would have been a bit more exciting and have...more

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Dec 30, 2012 Inki rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was quite good! I really enjoyed the 'who-dun-it' element to this historical romance. Day writes all her leading men in a similar way though. Tall, dark, dangerous. Does anyone else feel like she's writing about some incarnation of Gideon Cross in all her stories?? LOL. Not that I'm complaining, but girlfriend's definitely got a type...

Lord Westfield needs his own story, stat. As male lead, he'd be more entertaining to read about than Jasper in my opinion. I'd rather read about characters t...more

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May 12, 2013 ClosetRomanceReader rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

3.5

I'm such a fan of Sylvia Day, the plan really is pretty much to read all her work...

Maybe it was just me, but the characters in this book had a different feel for me for some reason. Both H&h felt like a bit of a departure from her usual H&h. It's neither better nor worse, just different. Not that Ms. Day gives the same attributes to her characters all the time, but like I said, they just feel different somehow.

I still got the strong (in her own way) h, thankfully. The H didn't feel...more

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Jan 23, 2013 Aly (Mircea) Basarab rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-tbr-pile-challenge, 2013-reading-challenge-tbr-pile, 2013-romance-reading-challenge, historical

Main characters:
Eliza Martin
Jasper Bond

What I Liked: The story was very good and a little unusual. Eliza is in her 6th season and doesn’t want to marry, and if this wasn’t unseen in the romance world, just think that she was a woman of business, she managed her inheritance and loved working with numbers. We wouldn’t have this book if something unseemly wasn’t happening, so here comes the intrigue: she hires Mr. Bond to play at being her suitor and find the person who arranges some mishaps to ha...more

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Dec 22, 2011 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, traded-sold

It took me a while to really get started on loving this book, but I've pretty much read it in one day if that tells you anything (and it's not because it's a short book/easy read). There are so many things I like about this book. Sylvia Day's writing, for one. There is a perfect mix of dialogue and action, and not too much internal dialogue/repetition. The characters are just wow. Eliza is such a starchy, smart, smartass, independent British blueblood that you can't help but like her. Jasper is...more

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