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Summary: Compelling!! Mesmerising!! Stuart does it again!!
Review: An elegant game of cat and mouse set in Victorian England, Anne Stuart delivers a story that is sure to please. Alastair MacAlpin is one of the privileged aristocrats. He is also the notorious thief known as The Cat. Jessamine Maitland was once part of the elite, but now she does tarot card readings to keep her family solvent. Jessamine's special talent of 'seeing' is a threat to Alastair, but then so is his attraction to her.No one can create a blackhearted bad boy, with nothing to give to the world, better than Stuart. She is the Queen!! And this is Anne Stuart at her best!
She create characters that grab your heart, stories that enchant and mesmerise you, and makes you sorry to put down!!!
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Summary: Compelling!! Mesmerising!! Stuart does it again!!
Review: An elegant game of cat and mouse set in Victorian England, Anne Stuart delivers a story that is sure to please. Alastair MacAlpin is one of the privileged aristocrats. He is also the notorious thief known as The Cat. Jessamine Maitland was once part of the elite, but now she does tarot card readings to keep her family solvent. Jessamine's special talent of 'seeing' is a threat to Alastair, but then so is his attraction to her. No one can create a blackhearted bad boy, with nothing to give to the world, better than Stuart. She is the Queen!! And this is Anne Stuart at her best!
She create characters that grab your heart, stories that enchant and mesmerise you, and makes you sorry to put down!!!
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Summary: Can't Get Enough of Anne Stuart's Dark Heroes!
Review: Another wonderful dark romance, hard to put down, great characters!
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Summary: Never knew a man could get that bored....
Review: I rarely ever read a book of fiction twice, even if I loved it the first time. I had picked this up in preparation for a snowstorm, without realizing I had read it a couple of years ago. About three pages into it, I rememberred having read it, but found it entertaining enough to finish it again. It was very well written, a very tangled web, and it is hard to discern exactly how it will turn out. Tough, but not unfeminine, female characters, and all the characters were very well defined. I did dislike the forceful seduction scenes, however. But, I'm looking forward to reading more by this author.
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Summary: Never knew a man could get that bored....
Review: Ms. Stuart's stories are always different. A young Taro card reader with a special gift is a new concept. The poor bored Alistair, Earl of Glenshiel wasn't too different except he spent his time robbing the rich instead of in the gaming hells of London. Rather a bored rich version of Robin Hood or a modern second story man, that she referred to as a "cat burglar". He even returned stolen pearls after discovering they were given to the very rich young lady by her Mother and meant a lot to her. He is the first main character I have read about that didn't give a tinker's dam about anything or anyone, totally cold and heartless until he meets Jessamine. The finalé is worth reading the book. Ms. Stuart is an excellent writer and I enjoyed her "Author's Note" at the end of the book as much as the book itself.
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