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This is so far the book that's captured my interest the most; I love how much of a fighter the heroine is and how much she wants to improve her lowly lot in life. The hero looks a bit of a typical rake for now.
— Aug 01, 2014 03:42PM
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"I came back to tell you I was wrong. I thought I must and could live without you. My days in Sebastopol showed me the truth. I love you, little Mary Clarke, in a way I've loved no other woman in the world. I
will not let you go again—ever."
The storm at sea, the maddened horses, Crimean misery, the "vivandiere," the fall of Sebastopol... So much excitement! And the final scene is so satisfying too.
— Aug 05, 2014 07:03AM
will not let you go again—ever."
The storm at sea, the maddened horses, Crimean misery, the "vivandiere," the fall of Sebastopol... So much excitement! And the final scene is so satisfying too.
Marquise
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There's something about those sandstorms in the desert that always affects an English Raj officer and a girl, I vow and swear...
*pleased grin*
— Aug 04, 2014 03:52PM
*pleased grin*
Marquise
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"I will not tolerate your making a disgusting public exhibition of yourself! You hoodwinked me into believing you wanted to learn, to climb from that pit of ignorance and squalor into which you were born. But it is damnably obvious you will never be more than a trooper's woman!"
All that harshness because she danced and men admired her? Way to fight your verboten feelings, Rowan.
— Aug 03, 2014 03:15PM
All that harshness because she danced and men admired her? Way to fight your verboten feelings, Rowan.
Marquise
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The ladies of the station could not give him a medal, but did the next best thing. In the following weeks the officers' section of the hospital began to resemble a garden as posy after posy arrived for the patient.
A fine mess Rowan got himself into for having the hots for an unsuitable butterfly. I like Mary much better; she's lovable, and I deplore the way DeMayne treats her as if she were furniture.
— Aug 02, 2014 04:04PM
A fine mess Rowan got himself into for having the hots for an unsuitable butterfly. I like Mary much better; she's lovable, and I deplore the way DeMayne treats her as if she were furniture.
