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LESSONS IN FRENCH
Genre: Regency Period, Historical Romance, England 2010 Regency-Set Historical Romance Nominee
One of the most beloved authors of the genre returns with a lighthearted, joyous love story. Those seeking a dark tale and a tormented hero will not find it here. Instead they will delight in the engaging characters, Kinsale's sparkling sense of humor and the pure joy of reading a romance crafted by a master. Lady Callista Tailliefaire doesn't mind being the countryside's spinster. She's turned her passion to breeding prize bulls like her beloved Hubert. Then her childhood sweetheart, Trevelyn Davis d'Augustin, who was sent away after they shared a compromising kiss, returns after a nine-year exile. As they begin to rebuild their affections an old jilt returns to woo Callie, Hubert is lost in a card game and Trevelyn plots one more adventure for Callie: They paint Hubert and steal him back. All this serves to rekindle their passion and sweep them up in a new love. (SOURCEBOOKS, Feb., 446 pp., $7.99) Reviewed By: Kathe Robin Publisher: SOURCEBOOKS Published: February 2010 |
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Lessons In French
Submitted by Spacey1 on May 11, 2010 - 12:35pm.
I enjoyed this book, and fell in love with the story! Good read!