"Well plotted romance"
In 1792 England, his distraught father informs ten year old
Gabriel Manning that family honor is at stake as men he
called friends betrayed him and England. His distressed
dad sends his beloved wife and their son to America before
killing himself. In 1815, Gabriel finds it ironic that his enemy England
informs him that he is now a Marquess. He sees this as the
avenue to finally avenge his father by destroying the three
rogues who ruined his sire. However, actress Merry Anders
seeks retribution from the three members of the group that
ruined her mother. When Gabriel and Merry collide, a new
feeling begins to overwhelm the hatred that fills both
their mutual hearts as they fall in love at an untimely
moment. This Regency romance will thrill sub-genre fans because of
the attitudes of the lead couple. Gabriel and Merry are a
delightful pair, as both detest the weakness they perceive
that love causes. The duet individually recognizes those
positive feelings for someone else only impedes their
respective quests. Patricia Potter has provided a
character driven story that her audience will enjoy as they
find themselves DANCING WITH A ROGUE and his actress. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted June 24, 2003
A story of two desperate people who seek revenge on the
same devilish roguesas an all-consuming desire
smolders deep in their hearts...
SummaryGabriel Manning has sworn to avenge his father's death if
it's the last thing he does. He holds three scoundrels
responsible-and has hatched an ingeniously devious scheme
that will surely destroy them. Armed with a newly acquired
title, he sets sail for London-and ingratiates himself with
the very men he so despises...
The lovely Merry Anders also wants to ruin "The Group"-just
as one of its members ruined her mother years ago. But her
feelings for handsome Gabriel Manning prove most
distracting-and distressing. She could never trust her
heart to someone foolish enough to court The Group! It
would mean compromising the vengeful plot she's concocted
so carefully. But she can't help wondering if it's worth
risking it all-for love...
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