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Adrian Alistair Rohan lost his faith, and now, a dedicated member of the depraved Heavenly Host, he loses himself in his only pleasure: the seduction and debauchery of beautiful women. Rich, charming and devastatingly skilled in the arts of love, he never fails in his conquests...until... read more

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  • “I'm smart, I'm talented, I'm essentially kindhearted and I'm not a complete antidote. I shouldn't have to settle for the kind of cold-blooded union you're suggesting. It's so kind of you to condescend to offer for me, but you can take your proposal, if that's what it was, and stuff it up your bum. I'm worth more, I deserve better, and I'm not settling for someone like you.”
    Charlotte Spenser
  • “"Are you suggesting I look tired?" Lina demanded, looking to take offense. "No, Lady Whitmore. I'm suggesting that you rode all night over rough roads and unless you're superhuman you'd doubtless like the opportunity to relax. If you'd rather go for a brisk hike in the woods and then organize a house party, I wouldn't think of arguing."”
    Lina & Simon
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  • He doesn’t want me for the right reasons, and I won’t take him for the wrong ones.”
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  • “I think I should demonstrate just how fortunate you are, my precious.” And before she realized what he was doing, he’d moved down her body, forced her legs apart and put his
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  • “I hadn’t realized dancing was a blood sport, Miss Samson. You might consider warning prospective partners that they’re taking their lives in their hands if they dance
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  • “You really are a vicar?” Adrian demanded abruptly. “No, I wear the collar because it limits my fashion choices,” he replied icily. “What do you want, Rohan?”
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  • The small death of an intense orgasm, the sweetness of the opium pipe, the wild absinthe dreams that could fuel his more intense couplings.
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  • Not even the remarkable prowess of Madame Kate’s best fellatrix could do more than produce a desultory release,
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  • Because he has sad eyes, she could have said. Because he tries so very hard to be bad, to be mean, to be cruel, and all you have to do is look past the studied ennui to see a hurt little boy trying to emerge. And, yes, because he’s bloody gorgeous.
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  • She was too tall—at a good six feet she towered over most men. She had awful ginger hair and freckles, she had an over-abundance of bosom, and to top everything off she was shortsighted enough that she needed to wear glasses when she read.
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First Sentence edit see section history

"Move your bleedin' arse," Miss Charlotte Spenser's maid, Meggie, said to her.

Series & Lists edit see section history

This is book 2 of 5 in The House of Rohan. (standard series)

Preceded by Ruthless, and followed by Breathless.

Authors & Contributors edit see section history

  1. Anne Stuart (Author)

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Original Language: English
Publisher: Mira
Country: USA
Publication Date: September 1, 2010
ISBN: 978-0778328490
Page Count: 416

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  • Library of Congress: CPB Box no. 3237 vol. 20
  • Dewey: 813.54

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Reading Level: Adults

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  • A Rake's Guide To Pleasure

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  • The Wicked House of Rohan
  • Ruthless

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