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Velvet Rose
He called her his rose without thorns and held her captive at his lovely island home. Regan Darcy knew she should hate Crispin Beaumont, but the strange power in his dark eyes stirred her senses and left her weak and defenceless. She fled to Paris with a penniless young artist and at first her new bohemian life seemed wildly exciting and filled with promise. Yet Regan was tormented by memories of Crispin's enigmatic smile and she dreamed of being held once more in the arms of her arrogant captor.
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First published January 1, 1981
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May 10, 2019
Regan loves Crispin, but does Crispin love Regan? to find out!
OMFG, this book put me in mind of Into Passion's Dawn, but the writing is waaay worse(info-dumpy & actions in the narrative even between MCs), misspellings every other page, incorrect word use, among other things. Regan is the quintessential TSTL heroine who would have been composted down into 1st wave feminists' energy drinks. The story is macaroni art, and I could not stop myself, nor turn away from this deliciously tasteless sludge. This book is a disgrace, but it's so senselessly tacky and beta-fish score of brilliance that there's no way you cannot pour your highest sugar content of soda, set your hair to rollers and shriek at the book in trailerpark hayday fashion. It's snaturally addictive. HOPE, FAMILY, & LOVE monogrammed stencils could not scream BASIC BITCH as this getup does...and oh how I'm a sloppy second, so onwards to her other backlist! Squeeee!
OMFG, this book put me in mind of Into Passion's Dawn, but the writing is waaay worse(info-dumpy & actions in the narrative even between MCs), misspellings every other page, incorrect word use, among other things. Regan is the quintessential TSTL heroine who would have been composted down into 1st wave feminists' energy drinks. The story is macaroni art, and I could not stop myself, nor turn away from this deliciously tasteless sludge. This book is a disgrace, but it's so senselessly tacky and beta-fish score of brilliance that there's no way you cannot pour your highest sugar content of soda, set your hair to rollers and shriek at the book in trailerpark hayday fashion. It's snaturally addictive. HOPE, FAMILY, & LOVE monogrammed stencils could not scream BASIC BITCH as this getup does...and oh how I'm a sloppy second, so onwards to her other backlist! Squeeee!
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