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Sandalwood Princess
Sandalwood Princess
Author: Loretta Chase
ISBN-13: 9780517096758
ISBN-10: 0517096757
Publication Date: 1/20/1993
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4.5 stars, based on 1 rating
Publisher: Random House Value Publishing
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
Members Wishing: 0
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marciac10 avatar reviewed Sandalwood Princess on + 16 more book reviews
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I really enjoyed this book. It grabbed me from the first and kept me interested to the end. The main characters and the minor characters were all very interesting. The deceptions by different characters was a main part of the storyline and helped give depth to the emotions of the characters. The book reminded me of books written by Mary Balogh and M. M. Kaye.
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I rate this 5 plus stars based on Knave's Wager alone! The Sandalwood Princess is good as well, but Knave's Wager has to be one of my few favorites. I have read it multiple times - in fact, I have the previous edition of the book. I love Loretta Chase's old works, which for some reason are a little different than her newer ones. The plot has been summed up nicely by others, but I would just like to say how incredibly wonderful this book was. The main characters as well as the secondary characters were wonderfully developed, and none of them were either unrealistic or stereotypes. The dialogue was fast moving and very witty, and the plot had enough twists and turns to keep me on my toes. I love Lilith and Julian both, and would have loved to see them again in a nother book. Also try Loretta Chase's Isabella and The English Witch, both of which are gems as well.