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To Love a Rogue
Lovely Lorraine London had a sensuous charm that seemed to ignite the passions of every scoundrel in New England. Born in revolutionary America, she was sold into indentured servitude until she caught the roving eye of Raile Cameron, a renegade gunrunner, who lovingly rescued her. As they sailed the stormy Caribbean seas, Lorraine fought against Raile's wild embraces and t
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Total guilty pleasure chick lit romance bodice rippers, but this woman could WRITE them. MAN she could write them, and she was an historian, so that helped..the details were exquisite. When you rip a bodice, damnit, do it with historical detail done right!
The first romance novel I ever read, it will always have a special place in my heart.
My mother adored Ms. Sherwood's writing, and after reading this, I tried to read any romance I could get my hands on. It opened up a whole new world for me.
My mother adored Ms. Sherwood's writing, and after reading this, I tried to read any romance I could get my hands on. It opened up a whole new world for me.
This book was just kind of "meh" for me. The best part of the book was the prologue about the heroine's mother - I was more interested in learning about the mother's romance than the actual heroine. The end of the book finally tied in the prologue with the story nicely. Also, I felt sorry for the villain, he was really just a self-serving, dumb kid who needed someone to knock some sense into him. He sucked as the bad guy, other than tricking the heroine to sleep with him (of course, she wasn't t
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I loved the story in this book, and the writing as well. I only give it three stars because the end is rather abrupt and leaves you wanting (but not in a good IWANTMORE kind of way). On the whole the book was great. I will probably reread it someday.
Nothing...a book I read Freshman yr in HS. Just reading it now to pass the time until I get the rest of my Outlander series in the mail. It's your typical romance novel. Not a bad book though. It's not agonizing to get through or anything.
I gave it 100 pages and just couldn't get into it. I have way too many books on TBR list to waste my time.
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A pseudonym of Jeanne Hines.
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