Tuesday 22 November 2016

The Danger of Desire - Sabrina Jeffries

To root out the card cheat responsible for her brother’s death, Miss Delia Trevor spends her evenings dancing her way through high society balls, and her late nights disguised as a young man gambling her way through London’s gaming hells. Then one night, handsome Warren Corry, the Marquess of Knightford, a notorious member of St. George’s Club, recognizes her. When he threatens to reveal her secret, she’s determined to keep him from ruining her plans, even if it means playing a cat-and-mouse game with the enigmatic rakehell.

Warren knows the danger of her game, and he refuses to watch her lose everything while gaining justice for her late brother. But when she starts to delve beneath his carefully crafted façade, can he keep her at arm’s length while still protecting her? Or will their hot desires explode into a love that transcends the secrets of their pasts? 

My thoughts:
Oh these two. Delia was sure a handful. I mean sneaking out, gambling and getting away with it. She has a good head on her shoulders but was so reckless.

Warren was a good guy, and he sure gets curious when he stumbles upon this mystery. And he is a gentleman too, he can't just leave it be.

There is also the mystery concerning her brother, who did he lose his money too. She needs to solve it. And save her home. Her brother and father both gambled away too much.

And as for Warren, he is just trying to avoid matchmakers.

But they fall in love. And she is so stubborn!

I liked the twist which I cannot speak of. Also the next book looks to be good too.

Conclusion:
A nice romance

Cover
Look two heads!

Kindle Edition, 400 pages
Expected publication: November 22nd 2016 by Pocket Books
Sinful Suitors #3
Historical romance
NG

24 comments:

  1. We all could use a nice romance nowadays. Glad you enjoyed this.

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  2. I have this and need to try it. Glad you enjoyed it :)

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  3. Hmm, I'm not sure! Heroines who have a good head on their shoulders but still do impulsive, stupid things tend annoy me.

    ~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum

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    1. That is true. She was so smart, but honestly sneaking out and gambling, she could have been killed

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  4. Oooooooh those stubborn people! They make everything so dang hard.

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  5. I have a friend I think might appreciate this more than I. I'll pass it down the grapevine. :)

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  6. Like the sound of it. Heroine with some spark.

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  7. So mystery, romance and twists! I'm glad you had fun with it.

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  8. Eeee I'm still reading this one. Se is a handful!

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  9. Oh... this sound good. I love a feisty historical heroine. And a good twist?! Yes!

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