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To Deceive a Duke (The Chase Muses #2)
by
Amanda McCabe (Goodreads Author)
Clio Chase is hoping for a quiet season in Sicily with her family. There, she can forget all about the enigmatic Duke of Averton and the strange effect he has on her. That is until he unexpectedly arrives, shattering her peace and warning her of trouble….
The unsettling attraction is still strong between them, despite the secrets they hide. But, as the unknown threat grows,...more
The unsettling attraction is still strong between them, despite the secrets they hide. But, as the unknown threat grows,...more
Mass Market Paperback, 288 pages
Published
May 1st 2010
by Harlequin Historical
(first published December 2008)
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Make sure you read the first book in the series (To Catch a Rogue) first, or you'll probably be lost. I made that mistake and had to put it down until I got ahold of the first book.
A bit too slowpaced for me. And after the way the hero was practically a creepy villian totally obsessed with the heroine in the first book, I had a hard time wanting them to get together. He came across as a stalker to me in the first book, and even halfway through this one, he still gave me creepy vibes.
A bit too slowpaced for me. And after the way the hero was practically a creepy villian totally obsessed with the heroine in the first book, I had a hard time wanting them to get together. He came across as a stalker to me in the first book, and even halfway through this one, he still gave me creepy vibes.
This one was ok. The pace was a little slow for me.
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Il ladro non è mai chi ti aspetti!!! E comunque la cosa divertente è che essendo figlie di un appassionato di storia antica ed archelogia le due sorelle protagoniste del romanzo si chiamano come due muse, Clio e Calliope e tutto il romanzo è ricco di riferimenti alla storia e alla mitologia greca... l'unico difetto è che la parte investigativa resta prevalente su quella amorosa...
Actual rating: 3.5 stars
It seemed to take forever to really get going, but once it did, it was highly enjoyable.
I wasn't sure the author would be able to redeem the hero of this book, because he seemed like such a jerk in the first one. But...all-in-all, I think she accomplished it nicely.
It seemed to take forever to really get going, but once it did, it was highly enjoyable.
I wasn't sure the author would be able to redeem the hero of this book, because he seemed like such a jerk in the first one. But...all-in-all, I think she accomplished it nicely.
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Amanda wrote her first romance at the age of sixteen--a vast historical epic starring all her friends as the characters, written secretly during algebra class (and her parents wondered why math was not her strongest subject...)
She's never since used algebra, but her books have been nominated for many awards, including the RITA Award, the Romantic Times BOOKReviews Reviewers' Choice...more
More about Amanda McCabe...
Amanda wrote her first romance at the age of sixteen--a vast historical epic starring all her friends as the characters, written secretly during algebra class (and her parents wondered why math was not her strongest subject...)
She's never since used algebra, but her books have been nominated for many awards, including the RITA Award, the Romantic Times BOOKReviews Reviewers' Choice...more
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