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Summary: Another Good Read
Review: I am a sucker for follow ups - spin offs - etc., I enjoy characters that have been introduced in one book and his [or her] story is in a follow up -- such was Rand Clayton, Duke of Beldon - tantalizingly introduced in Wicked Promise and his story was spun out in Perfect Sin [of course for which he paid]-- I really like finding out the progress of the characters from the previous books, as I did like Nicholas Warring----- As for Caitlin, she bombed out with all of the other females. The story was intriguing and not boring or dull -- The Villians -- not to be underestimated but [chuckle, chuckle] they did bite the dust. Altogether, worth reading again!
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Summary: Absolutely smashing...!!!!!
Review: I liked this book ,although I wished the heroine would have been a little more sensitive about the hero .She was stealing a child from him in a way and I SO hate when heroines do that.I enjoyed the plot and descriptions of the places they went to.Very good stpry but not one of Kat Martin's best.
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Summary: Kat Martin at her BEST!
Review: I read this book in one day! I couldn't put it down. Cait and Rand's story is a "true" love story told by a master - Kat Martin. Keep up the great work!
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Summary: Absolutely smashing...!!!!!
Review: I read this book like about 2 weeks ago and it was brilliant. This is the 2nd book that I've read by Kat Martin, the first one was The Fire Inside. Both of the books were really2 good. It is like as if you were there yourself experiencing the whole thing that happened in the book. It was beautiful. Keep up the good work KaT Martin!!!!
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Summary: Engaging
Review: The back description of this book didn't actually draw me in. An American Adventurer for a heroine didn't sound appealing to me but I was captivated by Randall, Duke of Beldon in WICKED PROMISE. I was very glad to know he has a story of his own, so this is the real reason why I got this book. Good decision, I say... Not only is the plot engaging, Rand and Caitlin's love story was a heart warming one. I was surprise to specially enjoy Caitlin's character because of my clouded first impression of her as an American Adventurer. I actually like her dependency, her intelligence, her devotion to her father and her work. I also love the way she reacts to Randall. She is in innocently in love with him yet she never losses her pride. Randall's character was consistent in WICKED PROMISE. He's handsome, nonchalant and a rake. He's determined, a man of his word, loyal and now, confusingly in love with Caitlin. For me, their love story was full of passion and tenderness despite some heart tearing moments. I didn't like the infidelity part either but I guess this is what made the book more drawing. It hurts to read about it but the mollification that follows was also overwhelming. The Island setting and the search for Cleopatra's necklace was a new and interesting plot for me. I wondered about it even after the story ended. It piqued my curiosity to do some searching about Cleopatra and her Jewels. So, if a book can toy with me this way even after it ends, I say it's truly a worthy read. The reason why I didn't rate this book a five stars is cuz of the inadequate ending. I find it a bit lacking. I was hoping to read Caitlin and Randall with their offspring(s). There was no Epilogue or mentioned of it. Considering that unhappy past, I thought it was significant for Ms. Martin to write about their offspring(s) to make up for that one sad moment. This would have heighten readers spirit, my spirit. Well, this is only my self-preferences. Overall, this book is engaging and a worthy read especially if you have read the prequel, WICKED PROMISE. It was lovely to see Nick & Elizabeth, Maggie & Alex again...
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Summary: Engaging
Review: The back description of this book didn't actually draw me in. An American Adventurer for a heroine didn't sound appealing to me but I was captivated by Randall, Duke of Beldon in WICKED PROMISE. I was very glad to know he has a story of his own, so this is the real reason why I got this book. Good decision, I say... Not only is the plot engaging, Rand and Caitlin's love story was a heart warming one. I was surprise to specially enjoy Caitlin's character because of my clouded first impression of her as an American Adventurer. I actually like her dependency, her intelligence, her devotion to her father and her work. I also love the way she reacts to Randall. She is in innocently in love with him yet she never losses her pride. Randall's character was consistent in WICKED PROMISE. He's handsome, nonchalant and a rake. He's determined, a man of his word, loyal and now, confusingly in love with Caitlin. For me, their love story was full of passion and tenderness despite some heart tearing moments. I didn't like the infidelity part either but I guess this is what made the book more drawing. It hurts to read about it but the mollification that follows was also overwhelming. The Island setting and the search for Cleopatra's necklace was a new and interesting plot for me. I wondered about it even after the story ended. It piqued my curiosity to do some searching about Cleopatra and her Jewels. So, if a book can toy with me this way even after it ends, I say it's truly a worthy read. The reason why I didn't rate this book a five stars is cuz of the inadequate ending. I find it a bit lacking. I was hoping to read Caitlin and Randall with their offspring(s). There was no Epilogue or mentioned of it. Considering that unhappy past, I thought it was significant for Ms. Martin to write about their offspring(s) to make up for that one sad moment. This would have heighten readers spirit, my spirit. Well, this is only my self-preferences. Overall, this book is engaging and a worthy read especially if you have read the prequel, WICKED PROMISE. It was lovely to see Nick & Elizabeth, Maggie & Alex again...
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