Sylvia W. (Sly1) - , reviewed on 7/23/2009 + 43 more book reviews

Lovely young Miss Prudence Stanhope was intimately acquainted with the danger of men's desires, and the devices and deceits designed to undo a lady's defenses. Already she had survived one such campaign of conquest with her illusions shattered, her heart broken, but her innocence still intact.

Nothing, however, prepared Prudence for Lord Charles Ramsay. Not only was this elegant aristocrat both handsome and charming, he had returned from India with seductive skills unknown to ordinary English gentlemen. How could Prudence resist this man who stalked a woman as he might a tiger? How could she show she had teeth and claws with her arms around his neck and her lips crushed under his? And above all, how could she tell before it was too late if the spell that bound her was the sensual sorcery of the east--or the genuine magic of true love? (From the back cover)

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