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It's a wet miserable morning here in New Zealand but RT Book Reviews has cheered me up. Here is the review for INVITATION TO SCANDAL release day 24 April...
Genre: England, Historical Romance RT Rating 4 Stars With snappy dialogue, lively action, a hero that believes in honor above all and a strong heroine who loves fiercely, Evans’ story will have readers laughing and crying, savoring every scene. Rheda Kerrich has been helping the townspeople and trying to hold on to the family home for her brother in her own unconventional way, as local smuggler “Dark Shadow.” She has one last shipment to deal with before retirement, but then Rheda gets stuck under a barrel of French brandy and is found by Rufus Knight, Viscount Strathmore. He is immediately attracted to Rheda, thinking she is a simple village girl. Rufus is in Kent to find the smuggler and decides to seduce Rheda, but he will not rest until he finds the Dark Shadow — the only one who can clear his father of treason. But the closer he gets to Rheda and the truth, the more dangerous things become. (BRAVA, May, 320 pp., $15.00) Reviewed By: Jill Brager Prove that you shared my review on twitter (@authorbevans)or facebook and be in to win a copy of INVITATION TO SCANDAL! Offer open internationally and closes 31 March 2012. |

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