The Wicked Lover
Ross' Georgian romances are never what one expects. They have a vein of eroticism, and plots and characters, traits that push the boundaries of the genre and make for not-to-be-missed reads. When Robert Sinclair Dovenby, or "Dove," returns home, he discovers that his mistress, the powerful Lady Grenham, is dumping him publicly by burning all his belongings. The event was precipitated by the arrival of a young woman and her manservant whom Lady Grenham has tied to Dove's bed. George White, the manservant, is actually Sylvie Georgiana, the Countess of Montevrain, whom Dove institutes as his secretary. Sylvie, who is spying on him in an effort to destroy him, is unaware that Dove knows she is a woman in disguise. Twists and turns entwine with sensuality and suspense to make this lush romance a genuine page-turner.Diana Tixier HeraldCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.