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Seductive Scoundrel
Handsome American spy Lord Logan Hammond's secret mission is jeopardized by headstrong aristocrat Gillian Marlowe, a beguiling beauty whom Logan must silence with kisses--or death
446 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published June 1, 1989
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June 14, 2015
I noticed there aren't any reviews on this book, so I am taking it upon myself to write one(do I get a cookie?)
I wasn't expecting a lot, so I was pleasantly surprised when this book didn't totally suck.
When Lady Gillian Marlowe overhears a conversation between two spies at a ball, no one believes her, except for the dashing Logan Hammond of course. But oh no! Big surprise, he is the spy! Trying to cover his tracks, the dashing rogue must seduce the innocent Gillian. But plot twist! They fall in love!
I won't go into too much detail, but despite the predictable plot, theres lots of action and misunderstandings to keep it interesting.
The hero isn't a rapey creep, which I liked. Still, I wouldn't recommend this to hardcore bodice ripper fans or if you have trouble with whiny heroines. You'll probably like this if you read a lot of regency romance or authors like Lisa Kleypas.
I wasn't expecting a lot, so I was pleasantly surprised when this book didn't totally suck.
When Lady Gillian Marlowe overhears a conversation between two spies at a ball, no one believes her, except for the dashing Logan Hammond of course. But oh no! Big surprise, he is the spy! Trying to cover his tracks, the dashing rogue must seduce the innocent Gillian. But plot twist! They fall in love!
I won't go into too much detail, but despite the predictable plot, theres lots of action and misunderstandings to keep it interesting.
The hero isn't a rapey creep, which I liked. Still, I wouldn't recommend this to hardcore bodice ripper fans or if you have trouble with whiny heroines. You'll probably like this if you read a lot of regency romance or authors like Lisa Kleypas.
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