The Harlot's Daughter (Harlequin Historical, #870)

Name: The Harlot's Daughter
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by Blythe Gifford

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The Harlot's Daughter (Harlequin Historical, #870)

by Blythe Gifford

1 rating • 1 review • 1 shelved

Her vulnerability made her dangerous...

Lady Solay's eyes met those of a hard-edged man. His implacable gaze sliched through her and, for an instant, she forgot everything else. A mistake. She had no time for emotion when so much depended on her finding favor at court.

Lord Justin Lamont couldn't look away from the late king's scandalous-illegitimate-daughter. Head held high, she walked as if the court adored her. No matter the pain in her eyes, Justin resolutely snuffed out a spark of sympathy. He must guard against her bewitching charms...

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ISBN10 0373294700
ISBN13 9780373294701
Publish Date 25 September 2007
Publish Status Out of Stock
Publish Country CA
Imprint Harlequin Special Releases

Edition Original ed.
Format Paperback (US Mass Market)
Pages 304
Language English

Reviews

I mainly read this because it has connection to Edward III (heroines mother ALice Perrers) and I knew it was big on romance side. I thought it was a nice surprise because I did enjoy it.

But still it was okay but couldn't see much chemistry between the characters. I thought the author tried to keep them apart too hard for no apparent reason.