The trouble with moonlight
By: Donna MacMeans.
Contributors: Copyright Paperback Collection (Library of Congress)
Edition: Berkley Sensation mass-market ed.
Publisher: Berkley Sensation
Published: 2008
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 291
ISBN-13: 9780425221983
Subjects: Burglars -- England -- Fiction; England -- Fiction
Genres: Fiction.
Description: In the midst of a moonlit safecracking mission, British spy James Locke witnesses a ruby necklace spirited away as if by conjurer's trick. Following the jewels leads him to Lusinda Havershaw, who's inherited the talent of turning invisible in the moonlight--at least, the parts of her that are unclothed. Locke trains Lusinda in espionage, even while he finds her close proximity bewitchingly distracting. And as their mission to track Russian spies grows treacherous, they'll find that the heart behaves even more mysteriously than Lusinda in the moonlight.
Notes: "Berkley Sensation historical romance"--Spine.

Includes excerpt of author's upcoming novel: The seduction of a duke (p. [279]-291).