An Affair Most Wicked
by Julianne MacLean
Avon Books
February 1, 2004
ISBN #0060527056
384 pages
Paperback
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REVIEW

"Sizzling, sensual tale with sparkling dialog continues the delightful American Heiress series."

Wealthy American Clara Wilson arrives in England prepared to follow her sister's example and wed an English peer. Barely having averted a scandal two years ago, Clara refuses to allow her rebellious tendency to surface. However, it takes only one dance with a wickedly handsome rogue for Clara's resolve to dissipate. Flirting shamelessly, Clara admits to the scoundrel that she finds him irresistible.

Seger, Marquess of Rawdon, finds himself enthralled with the unpredictable American heiress and she tempts him to return to the social whirl. He rejected society eight years ago when he was forbidden to marry his first love, as she was his social inferior. At her unexpected death, Seger swore never to marry. Now, he wanders the fringes of society, engaging in affairs with only jaded, married women.

Seger, unable to control his craving for Clara, surprises everyone when he attempts his version of a proper courtship. Clara responds in her unorthodox way, showing Seger her passion and straightforwardness. She plays no coy games, but admits her heart's desires. Tempted into marriage, Clara prays their passion will evolve into love and fidelity.

Ms. MacLean continues her delightful American heiress series with a sizzling, sensual tale guaranteed to warm a cold winter night. The dialog sparkles as Clara and Seger journey into a deeper relationship, which is tested by an unexpected twist.

Reviewed by Suan Wilson
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted February 1, 2004




 

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