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The Many Sins of Lord Cameron: Highland Pleasures Series, Book 3 (Mackenzies Series)
 
 

The Many Sins of Lord Cameron: Highland Pleasures Series, Book 3 (Mackenzies Series) [Kindle Edition]

Jennifer Ashley
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A renowned rake, Cameron Mackenzie doesn't care if Ainsley Douglas has a virtuous excuse for sneaking around his bedchamber. He only cares that she's at his mercy. One kiss at a time, he plans to seduce her. But what starts out as a lusty diversion may break Cam's own rules.

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  • Format: Kindle Edition
  • File Size: 455 KB
  • Print Length: 309 pages
  • Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0425240495
  • Publisher: Berkley (2 Aug 2011)
  • Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.à r.l.
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B004Q7DJXS
  • Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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  • Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #62,685 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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4.0 out of 5 stars The Widow and the Black Sheep 12 Dec 2011
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Lord Cameron Mackenzie murdered his wife - the scar on his face proves it. Or so respectable society believes. The black sheep in a scandalous family, Cam is a highly successful racehorse trainer renowned for changing his mistress every six months. Well behaved, respectable ladies have nothing to do with him. Which suits Cam just fine since he's happy to avoid them. Until a certain grey-clad widow shows up in his bedchamber... six years after the first time.

With her secret skills of lock picking and fierce determination, Ainsley Douglas is the only person the Queen trusts to deal with a delicate problem. But as she faces Lord Cam down in his bedchamber again - this time on the trail of stolen letters - Ainsley starts forgetting what it means to be good. Six years ago Cam almost seduced her, and this time she's thoroughly tempted to let him succeed.

The Mackenzies are back! We've had The Madness of Lord Ian Mackenzie and Lady Isabella's Scandalous Marriage, and now it's wild Cameron's turn. A man who likes horses, whiskey and women - in that order - with a scarred face and a dangerous reputation he's a hot man to handle. Yet it takes Ainsley's soft touch to reveal the loneliness within as she gradually uncovers his scars and the darkness of his past.

Ainsley has a painful secret of her own, but the emotional focus of this story is Cam. Unlike his brothers, though, his father is just a passing cloud. His marriage is where the true anguish lies. Despite this dark undercurrent, this story is wonderfully free of angst and pointless lamentations. Both Cam and Ainsley know what they want and will do anything to get it.

If I had one criticism it would be the time lags, which just keep things moving along until the historical moments are reached. Because of this the journeys to Paris and Monaco fall a little flat, good for little more than passing time.

With a firm emotional focus, a strong heroine and a gorgeous hero this latest Mackenzie tale is just as sexy, compelling and enjoyable as the others. The crime plot is less important here, leaving more space for the romance, not to mention appearances from the rest of the family, particularly young Daniel. It's a great read, without too much peril or action. An excellent addition to this great series - bring on Hart and Eleanor in The Duke's Perfect Wife.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Somewhat disappointing 2 Feb 2012
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After the first 2 books in the series, Madness of Lord Ian and Lady Isabella's Scandalous Marriage which were absolutely brilliant, this was a real let down. Firstly the plot was a little contrived - Cam finds Ainsley in his bedchamber, 6 years after the first time, searching for some letters, again!!
The 2 main characters are not fleshed out , for me they have no depth to them, or any redeeming qualities. He's good with horses and she picks locks, and that's about it. They didn't engage me emotionally, in fact there was a distict lack of emotion, where the last 2 were emotional rollercoasters.
I'm a great fan of the 'wounded hero' scenario, but Cam's treatment by his late wife was so horrendous and the fact that he seemed to put up with it just seemed so unrealistic. He's obvoiusly quite damaged by it but he never talks about it to Ainsley, or anyone else. He doesn't explain why he won't sleep in the same bed, and she doesn't ask, though she's obviously hurt by it. There was no healing taking place, yet all of a sudden at the end he suddenly feels great!
There was also a distict lack of passion and warmth between them and no real romance for me. There was physical attraction yes, but I found the sex scenes extremely boring.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Thoroughly enjoyed 8 Jan 2013
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I haven't found a Jennifer Ashley story yet that I haven't enjoyed. Just when I think the MacKenzies can't get more gorgeous, another one comes along. Even if he is scarred, so what? Cameron MacKenzie is still a wonderful hero.

(I do wish it would be 'whisky', not 'whiskey', though! It's so annoying!)

Every character is well drawn, and a delight to read. It's always sad to reach the end, because I don't want it to finish! And I'd defy anyone to not fall in love with at least *one* of the MacKenzies!
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They all had them, dark secrets of the soul. The only way to deal with them was to live, and forget. &quote;
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