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Disire in Disguise

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This book was wild. The love scenes were stirring, and the plot was so way out, it sounded like an old movie/Shakespearean role-switching extravaganza. The setting is the French Revolution, which is hardly humorous, but this book was full of humor. I have never read a romance quite like this-- the heroine is brave, the hero is almost disregarded in the beginning, although I knew his identity only 1/4 of the way through it. It's sort of a Zorro plot (although not quite that either), in which the characters are hiding their identities by day and emerging at night seeking justice as well as profit. It's a complete fantasy, but that's why it's so much fun.

This story was so compelling that I could not put it down even for a second. I marveled at how disguises can hide their true feeling for one another and the lengths they would go to achive it. The best part of the book were the pirates,and high sea adventures.

I enjoyed this book. The characters are bright and vibrant. The only thing I didn't like is Rouge and Noir are first cousins!! Yuk! If you can get past that then the book is a great read..