Resisting the charms of handsome blueblood Lord Richard Clairmond, merchant's daughter Eveline Seton believes his status outranks her own and is unaware of Clairmond's long list of ladyloves and his pact with the devil.
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Which is better - disgrace or dishonour?,
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This review is from: The Devil's Bargain (Signet Regency Romances) (Paperback)
I'm not a fan of the supernatural in romance novels, and might not have bought this book had I been aware of that element of the plot. But I have to admit that Harbaugh did an excellent job in using Teufel, the devil, as the catalyst for her plot.Richard Clairmond is at the end of his tether. Having just returned from war, he is near-penniless; then he pratically mortgages his estates when he loses at table to Lord Wyvern. He is desperate, thinking about what financial ruin would mean to his sister; then Teufel appears, offering him a bargain he cannot refuse. His gambling debts will be forgiven if he seduces and abandons Eveline Seton, a merchant's daughter. What could be simpler? Except that Richard finds he has a conscience after all, and cannot abandon Eveline - despite the fact that this then gets him in even deeper with Teufel. He becomes increasingly desperate, and in such circumstances what hope is there for Eveline? And yet Eveline cannot abandon him any more than he could her, and she is stronger than he thinks. This is a captivating book, with some unexpected twists and turns along the way. There is also a secondary romance - completely unexpected to Richard but blindingly obvious to anyone else, and which apart from anything else provides one reason why Richard need never have dealt with Teufel in the first place. Very readable, and a keeper.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Original idea, well written and likeable characters,
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This review is from: The Devil's Bargain (Signet Regency Romances) (Paperback)
The somewhat supernatural part of the plot of this book - the involvement of Lucifer - was surprising, but worked well. The behaviour of the Viscount was written very convincingly, and in all the lead characters were written sympathetically - they were likeable, which is important.There were also some very interesting and well-written secondary characters: the romance between Marianne and Wyvern was a delight.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Get this book--you'll love it!,
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This review is from: The Devil's Bargain (Signet Regency Romances) (Paperback)
Wonderful fantasy elements. Wonderfully written book overall. Ms. Harbaugh is a great writer.
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