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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I Loved this book!!!!!!!!!!!!, April 4, 2004
I picked this book up this morning.... and I couldn't put it down ALL day. This is my first book by this author, and it wont be my last. Its a keeper for sure. It is so romantic, with a very good plot to keep you glued to the book, and with enough sex to warm you up in between, and it is just what you ordered if you love romance like I do. It is 5 star romantic, all the way. Debra Mullins I salute you....good job!!! Great writing!!!!
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent, sometimes riveting, June 6, 2004
Three Nights is a lush, sensual, romantic, and exciting tale. Lucien, who seems less than honorable at first, turns into a wonderful romantic lead: sexy, dangerous, and utterly dependable. Aveline is strong and brave, if rather blind to her father's faults. Naturally, it all works out in the end. Betrayal is a featured theme and is supremely executed. Secondary characters add to the intrigue and flesh out the subplots that put obstacles in the lovers' paths. The chemistry between the romantic leads and the love scenes nearly set the pages afire. Yet, it is never clinical or over the top, nor does it slide into purple prose. Instead, even considering the title's three nights, those scenes are ultimately based on romance--its discovery, its loss, its resurrection, and its growth. Well done!
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Really good book., November 12, 2004
This book was wonderful. I have never read this author before, but was not disapointed at all. The love story was magical and the who-done-it had me going. Having read mysteries for years before romance books, well, thats a job well done. I kept thinking, "I know who did it now" then something else would happen. I would then find myself thinking "Well, then it was this one...."
From the begining to end, you are drawn into the story. The whole story line is this.... Aveline is living in the country with her gambling father. Needless to say, her father has a problem and is always pushing them close to poverty. Well, in one card game one night, he dishonors Lucien, who is a crackshot and has not lost one of his many duels. So, Aveline figures she will pay the notorius rake a visit and see if she cant bargin for her fathers life. Her mother died several years ago, so her father is the only thing that keeps her off the streets. (She takes care of getting food and stuff.)But what she bargins with is not money, besides, she does not have enough money to cover then debt. Hence, the three nights. Now, fast foreward to five years from now. Here goes the story of deception and betrayal and how these two fall in love all over again while overcoming all these problems. People trying to keep them apart and they are fighting all these outside sources and their own doubts and fears. The only thing is how they go over and over again their thoughts and feelings. The problem, was they were the same. Over and over again. Its not bad when the thoughts change, but 3 out of 5 intorspective parts, sounded like the one before. Then it changes, then the same, same, same. That grated my nerves, but I just skipped over those parts. Otherwise, this book was great. It was a great tale and I enjoyed the ride.
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