Let the hunt begin…
Lisa Madison wants a husband, and she has just the candidate in mind: Robert Langley. Trouble is, the infuriating man insists on seeing her as the impish girl she once was—even as every other gentleman in London has taken notice of her womanly…charms. When her beauty lands her in danger, it’s Robert who comes to the rescue…only to announce his affections are not of the romantic variety!
Robert saw enough sorrow in his parents’ union to know he wants nothing to do with marriage, which is exactly what he’ll be trapped into if he acts on his desire for the irksome siren. And then Lisa does what Robert least expects: gives up on him! As feigned indifference gives way, blistering passion burns at last. But just before the pair can give in to hard-won bliss, an enemy with unfinished business lurks threatening to destroy them both.
I’ve never read anything by Lynsay Sands before, at least not that I can remember. I’ve always been meaning to but I never got around to it. I’m hoping to change that with this one because it sounds like a good one and Sands has won some fans in some of my friends so I’m all about checking her stuff out.
This book comes out on February 28, 2012 so there’s still a wait for it but I’m sure it’ll be worth the wait. It’s been a while since I’ve read a historical and I’m ready to jump right back into the historical thick of things.
Who’s anxious to get their hands on this book?
This book is available from Avon. You can buy it here or here in e-format.
I am looking forward to this one – quite a bit. It is part of a trilogy and the first two books (The Countess & The Heiress) are very funny. They take place at the same time from different POVs. I might recommend reading the first two books while you wait – especially if you enjoy funny (but not to be taken too seriously – they move around a dead body a al Weekend at Bernies) romances.
I’m looking forward to this book too, but I think I’m going to try to check out the other books in the series first!
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Thanks for sharing this spotlight, and I highly recommend The Deed or the Key, both are SUPER FUNNY and lovely historicals by Lynsay Sands.
Just like Jennifer, I’d suggest reading the first two books of the trilogy. Lisa and Robert figure in both of those stories, and you’ll get a good understanding of the family dynamic.
I can’t believe you haven’t read any of Lynsay’s Argeneau (vampire) series! They’re good, too.
I swear, you never listen to me. I’ve been telling you to read Sands for YEARS. SIGH.
@LSUReader – I tried reading a couple of them, but they didn’t do anything for me. I love her historicals, though.