"Library Journal" celebrated Joan Overfield's previous historical set in the Regency period as "another superb romance that readers will be waiting for". Now, the acclaimed author of "Time's Tapestry" adds a touch of larceny to love as a society beauty resorts to burglary to save her good name--only to fall for the dashing marquis investigating the crime. .
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderful story; wishy-washy heroine,
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This review is from: Exquisite (Paperback)
This is a pleasant Regency historical that starts out wonderfully, before the heroine's quasi-hysterical behaviour pulls the whole book down the drain. She wants to protect everybody from evey single problem that plagues the whole world, or so it seems after the attempts after attempts she carry out to protect everybody from the hero to her uncle from The Truth. The Truth which is actually pretty trivial and can be solved easily if the silly chit just tell the man everything and he has every villian thrown into jail. Martyrs. *sigh*
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