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"Fine historical erotic tale"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 10, 2004

Her dad disowned his oldest daughter Beatrix Lennon when she was caught half-naked with a nude stud at a ball. The Ton winked at the male, but condemned Beatrix as a promiscuous woman. Her godmother Arabella takes Beatrix under her wings as a chip off the old block Read more...

"A near perfect historical read!"
Reviewed by Suan Wilson
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted February 16, 2004

Lady Beatrix Lennox, disowned by her father after being found "in flagrante delicto" at a ball four years ago, accompanies her scandalous godmother to a country house party given by the Infamous Esme. The mischievous Bea enjoys her role as the diabolical seductress, playing many characters, while never showing her Read more...

Summary

It is whispered behind the fans of London's dowagers and in the corners of fashionable ballrooms that scandal follows willfully wild Lady Beatrix Lennox wherever she goes. Three years before, the debutante created a sensation by being found in a distinctly compromising position. Now, the ton has branded her as unmarriageable, her family has called her a vixen, and Beatrix sees no reason not to go after what -- and who -- she wishes. And she wants Stephen Fairfax-Lacy, the handsome Earl of Spade. Beatrix, with her brazen suggestions and irresistibly sensuous allure, couldn't be more different from the earl's ideal future bride. Yet Beatrix brings out a wildness in the earl he has tried to deny far too long. Still, he's not about to play love's game by Lady Beatrix's rules. She may be used to being on top in affairs of the heart, but that will soon change.