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3.0 out of 5 stars
Just Average,
This review is from: Crimson Deception (Mass Market Paperback)
Katherine Amory, her mother and cousin are set to leave the home of her late uncle to make way for the new owner. The new owner, the Earl of Tarrington, persuades the women to stay on in the home with him and his relatives after they realize they are distant cousins. Katherine finds the Earl condescending and resents his interference in her affairs.This book is fairly enjoyable. I enjoyed the secondary characters and their issues, especially Lord Knolland. The hero and heroine of the story, however, were not very engaging. The heroine resents the Earl's interference in her own affairs but has no problem interfering in other people's lives. I never felt that I got to know Katherine or the Earl very well and I never understood what they found attractive in each other. |
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Crimson Deception by Therese Alderton (Mass Market Paperback - February 1, 1991)
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