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Lovely Sarah Howard must decide if Nicholas Stanhope is really the kind, gentle suitor who won her heart or if he is actually a calculating man determined to gain control of her father's estate. Original.
96 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published October 1, 1993
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Sandra Heath
87 books24 followersSandra Heath is the ever-popular author of numerous Regencies, historical romances, novellas, and short stories. Among other honors, she has won the Romantic Times Reviewers’ Choice Awards for Best Regency Author and for Best Regency Romance. She lives in Gloucester, England, and can be contacted at sandraheath@bluey onder.co.uk.
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December 18, 2016
This book contains the most wonderfull hidious woman I have ever encountered in a story ever !! Lady Georgette Belvoir completely stole the show with her viperish behaviour . Luckily Sandra Heath did not let her get away with it , as is so often the case with villains in romance books .
I found the romance between the H & h a little bit on the cool side but that is maybe because they were not at their very best with each other from the beginning .
Our H. Nicholas Stanhope rescues our h. Sarah at an inn from ravishment and because of that are both a little bit shaken . He berates her for beeing foolish and she feels lectured as a naughty child and says to him ( excerpt ) "Although you may be assured of my immense gratitude for your timely help , I think it best if we parted now , before your warmth and charm overwhelm me completely . Good day ". ( end excerpt ) So no insta love here !
If you like a heroine with a little backbone and a handsome and honourable Hero + a very bad , jealous woman , than you definitely should read this book .
I found the romance between the H & h a little bit on the cool side but that is maybe because they were not at their very best with each other from the beginning .
Our H. Nicholas Stanhope rescues our h. Sarah at an inn from ravishment and because of that are both a little bit shaken . He berates her for beeing foolish and she feels lectured as a naughty child and says to him ( excerpt ) "Although you may be assured of my immense gratitude for your timely help , I think it best if we parted now , before your warmth and charm overwhelm me completely . Good day ". ( end excerpt ) So no insta love here !
If you like a heroine with a little backbone and a handsome and honourable Hero + a very bad , jealous woman , than you definitely should read this book .
December 2, 2013
Not really a road-trip romance but the couple were back and forth and here and there. There were also constant time shifts where the hero especially looked back on when this or that had happened. Very confusing. Duplicitous frenemies, weak relatives, gambling parents and friends...this book had it all. I finished it but I can't really recommend it. Sandra Heath is capable of better than this.
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