A Rake’s Guide to Seduction (2014)
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The lovely house party she had planned with such hope was entirely spoiled after the wretched debacle last night. Her own daughter, caught in a very compromising situation with a notorious rake! Even worse, a rake she had been forewarned against for over a decade. Rosalind had allowed David to invite the young man to Ainsley Park years ago because David had told her his friend had nowhere else to go on holidays. Although the young Langford—Rosalind simply could not think of him any other way, no... matter how he styled himself now—had never behaved any worse than David’s other friends, there had always been something about him that made her wary, a feeling that although he was with David and the other young men, he wasn’t really one of them, that he was somehow a bit removed from them. A lone wolf, she had always thought of him, and she had eventually told David not to invite him again, all for the sake of protecting her growing lamb.
And now…It made her almost ill to see the way Celia watched him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lovely house party she had planned with such hope was entirely spoiled after the wretched debacle last night. Her own daughter, caught in a very compromising situation with a notorious rake! Even worse, a rake she had been forewarned against for over a decade. Rosalind had allowed David to invite the young man to Ainsley Park years ago because David had told her his friend had nowhere else to go on holidays. Although the young Langford—Rosalind simply could not think of him any other way, no... matter how he styled himself now—had never behaved any worse than David’s other friends, there had always been something about him that made her wary, a feeling that although he was with David and the other young men, he wasn’t really one of them, that he was somehow a bit removed from them. A lone wolf, she had always thought of him, and she had eventually told David not to invite him again, all for the sake of protecting her growing lamb.
And now…It made her almost ill to see the way Celia watched him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Linden to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 4 years ago
I was caught off guard at the ending. I wanted to know what had developed between Rosalind and Lord Warfield. I assume they ended up together, but it would have been nice to read the details of how it came about. Also with Anthony and his father with Celia becoming a Countess. Otherwise, I truly enjoyed this book.Write Review:
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