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Helene Follet hasn't had close contact with Lord Burl Winterson since she chose to spend her life caring for his brother. Now she's forced to live under Burl's protection, because he has become guardian to her young son. What Helene craves is to finally find a loving home in his safe, strong arms. Neither can admit that they are still tantalised by the memory of one magical, fateful night...
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I thought this was a great story and not your usual romance. It concerns two twin brothers and Helene Follet who becomes a mistress to one whilst loving the other. Helene becomes a mistress from financial considerations to save her family. Both brothers have different agendas one not so honourable, but the other makes a tremendous sacrifice which does not become apparent until later in the novel. Helene though is no push over and seems a strong capable woman. A real find.
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IT's great to read a regency that's not set in London. Juliet Landon has obviously done a great deal of research on the era and it shows in the detail. The plot was very interesting and the hero totally dreamy!
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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There seems to have been no point in setting this story in the 1800s other than to enable the author to write : "the bulge in his tight breeches" on page eleven.
The anachronisms of language, attitudes and behaviour are astonishing, the characters thin.
Quickly, instead of reading this, try Persuasion by Jane Austen, written in the 1800s. Or perhaps a modern novel written about a slightly later period - Fingersmith by Sarah Waters. And for no effort whatsoever - Cranford on BBC1 - tight breeches and bonnets ahoy!
The anachronisms of language, attitudes and behaviour are astonishing, the characters thin.
Quickly, instead of reading this, try Persuasion by Jane Austen, written in the 1800s. Or perhaps a modern novel written about a slightly later period - Fingersmith by Sarah Waters. And for no effort whatsoever - Cranford on BBC1 - tight breeches and bonnets ahoy!
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