MIDNIGHT TEMPTATIONS WITH A FORBIDDEN LORD
A Dangerous Rogues novel from Tiffany Clare
Tristan Bradley, the notorious Marquess of Castleigh, is a danger to any woman's reputation. Devastatingly handsome and devilishly seductive, he delights in the challenge of a lovely new conquest especially when she's engaged to a man he despises. But when this particular young lady asks him to dance, Tristan realizes he may not be the only one playing a game.
Defiantly bold and disarmingly beautiful, Lady Charlotte Lindsey will do anything to break free from her loathsome fiance even destroy her good name to do it. What better way to seal the deal than a tryst with Lord Tristan, who's led many a girl to ruin? But when Charlotte looks into his eyes and Tristan takes her in his arms all of their schemes melt away...because the heart has a plan of its own."
About the Author :
Deciding that life had far more to offer than a nine to five job, bickering children in the evening and housework of any kind, Tiffany Clare opened up her laptop to rediscover her love of the written word. Tiffany writes historical romances set in the Victorian era for St. Martin's Press. She lives in Toronto with her ever-patient photographer husband, two mischievous children, a cat that thinks he's a dog and a dog that thinks she's human. Tiffany loves to hear from readers. You can contact her through her website.
Review :
With its irrepressible heroine, deliciously dark and dangerous hero, and suitably atmospheric setting, Clare's latest impeccably written novel cleverly references the classic gothic romances of Victoria Holt and Madeleine Brent, while at the same time incorporating plenty of the steamy passion and lush sensuality found in today's brand of sexy historical romances. "Booklist on The Secret Desires of a Governess"
With its brooding hero and dark backdrop Clare brings an updated gothic twist to her latest novel. By incorporating the themes and red herrings of a classic Victoria Holt or Daphne du Maurier, she entices readers to keep turning the pages to uncover the mystery and savor the highly sensual romance. "RT Book Reviews on The Secret Desires of a Governess"
This is an entertaining throwback to the Virginia Holt legendary Gothic tales as Tiffany Clare employs all the elements from the innocent female, to the foreboding castle to the brooding hero inside a romantic suspense thriller. Abby and Elliot are terrific lead characters while the support cast especially his son, the villagers, and her family make for a wonderful Victorian Gothic romance. "Midwest Book Review on The Secret Desires of a Governess""
PRAISE FOR TIFFANY CLARE
and her captivating novels...
"Tiffany Clare writes a swoon-worthy romance filled with rich details and vivid characters. Any readers wishing for a bold and sweeping historical romance need look no further--Tiffany Clare is a treasure of an author!"--Lisa Kleypas, "New York Times" bestselling author
"The Secret Desires of a Governess"
"With its irrepressible heroine, deliciously dark and dangerous hero, and suitably atmospheric setting, Clare's latest impeccably written novel cleverly references the classic gothic romances of Victoria Holt and Madeleine Brent, while at the same time incorporating plenty of the steamy passion and lush sensuality found in today's brand of sexy historical romances."--"Booklist"
"With its brooding hero and dark backdrop Clare brings an updated gothic twist to her latest novel. By incorporating the themes and red herrings of a classic Victoria Holt or Daphne du Maurier, she entices readers to keep turning the pages to uncover the mystery and savor the highly sensual romance."--"RT Book Reviews "
"This is an entertaining throwback to the Virginia Holt legendary Gothic tales as Tiffany Clare employs all the elements from the innocent female, to the foreboding castle to the brooding hero inside a romantic suspense thriller. Abby and Elliot are terrific lead characters while the support cast especially his son, the villagers, and her family make for a wonderful Victorian Gothic romance."--"Midwest Book Review"
