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The Earl of Saxonhurst is a handsome charmer with a dark secret and a need for a bride. Tomorrow. Meg Gillingham is a no-nonsense woman at her wit's end. If she doesn't do something, she and her four younger siblings will be out in the winter streets. Against her will, she uses an ancient, lewd, family treasure to ask for help. It comes in the form of an overwhelming stranger, an earl no less, offering everything she wants if she'll only marry him tomorrow.
Magic had provided a miracle, but magic always comes at a price. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Having said that, I want to ask Sax what on earth he sees in that heroine. This woman seems to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown all the time. She's always worrying, panicking, and always keeping every problems she face to herself, because she fears Sax will be harmed by the villian. Gee.
This is the second Beverley I've read (the other "My Lady Notorious") which has heroines who recklessly keep dangerous secrets to herself because she doesn't want to hurt the ones she love, et cetera, and in doing so, makes everything worse and more tortured reading on my part. If this is the trend of this author's heroines, I'll pass. Never can stand them martyr-type people.
I can think of nothing more that is positive about this story. When the characters finally have sex (I can't construe it as making love), it is accompanied by ridiculously inane conversation. With about 40 pages to go, I cared so little for the characters that I put the book down, will never finish it, and have not the slightest curiosity regarding its ending.
For beautiful stories with well-developed plots and characters, read the author's _The Shattered Rose_, _Dark Champion_, and _Lord of Midnight_.
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