Tempting a Devil: A Rouge Regency Romance
Published on 21. June 2014
320 pages
978-1-4735-0242-0 (ISBN)
Description
A loveless marriage...
Wealthy and beautiful, Harriet Mercer hopes to outwit the greedy cad who is blackmailing her into a loveless marriage.
A rogue with a scandalous reputation...
And Roger Templeton is the perfect distraction. But Harriet's brazen attempts at a very public seduction are pure torment for Roger. For only a rake can seduce her. But only a gentleman in love can save her.
Wealthy and beautiful, Harriet Mercer hopes to outwit the greedy cad who is blackmailing her into a loveless marriage.
A rogue with a scandalous reputation...
And Roger Templeton is the perfect distraction. But Harriet's brazen attempts at a very public seduction are pure torment for Roger. For only a rake can seduce her. But only a gentleman in love can save her.
Reviews / Votes
Tempting a Devil is a sexy, scandalous story that had me turning page after page, just so I could read more of the witty banter, smart dialogue and emotion that Samantha Kane puts forth. -- Lydia Dare, bestselling author of Wolfishly Yours Follow Samantha Kane on a sexy, sizzling romp through Regency London. -- Deb Marlowe, author of The Love ListMore details
Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Ebury Publishing
Edition type
Digital original
File size
1,02 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4735-0242-0 (9781473502420)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Samantha Kane lives in North Carolina with her husband and three children. She is published in several romance genres including historical, contemporary and science fiction. Her erotic Regency-set historical romances have won awards, including Best Historical from RWA's erotic romance chapter Passionate Ink, and the Historical CAPA (best book) award from The Romance Studio. She has a master's degree in American History, and taught high school social studies for ten years before becoming a full time writer.
