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To Taste Temptation
To Taste Temptation | Elizabeth Hoyt
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EVEN THE MOST REFINED LADY Lady Emeline Gordon is the model of sophistication in London's elite social circles, always fashionable and flawlessly appropriate. As such, she is the perfect chaperone for Rebecca, the young sister of a successful Boston businessman and former Colonial soldier. CRAVES AN UNTAMED MAN Samuel Hartley may be wealthy, but his manners are as uncivilized as the American wilderness he was raised in. Who wears moccasins to a grand ball? His arrogant disregard for propriety infuriates Emeline, even as his boldness excites her. TO RELEASE HER PASSION . . . But beneath Samuel's rakish manner, he is haunted by tragedy. He has come to London to settle a score, not to fall in love. And as desperately as Emeline longs to feel this shameless man's hands upon her, to taste those same lips he uses to tease her, she must restrain herself. She is not free. But some things are beyond a lady's control . . .
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Poetryfreak38
Poetryfreak38
To Taste Temptation | Elizabeth Hoyt
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I enjoyed the first book in the series. I did read the series out of order and enjoyed the other ones more. But this was a good read.

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ClaudiaRodrigues
ClaudiaRodrigues
O Sabor da Tentao | ELIZABETH Elizabeth Hoyt; HOYT
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Vamos ver se consigo acabar este... 🙄

fernanda 🤐da série este foi o que menos gostei... Aliás só a partir do meio do livro a história começou a ter graça 😋 8y
ClaudiaRodrigues Eu comecei há imenso tempo, mas não estava a gostar e parei. A ver se consigo acabar. 8y
fernanda Aconteceu comigo a mesma coisa.... Mas como estava a querer ler os outros da série tive de fazer um esforço... A última parte de facto é que dá graça á história e percebermos melhor as seguintes 😊😊 8y
ClaudiaRodrigues E consegui terminar. A partir de metade, tornou-se mais interessante. 8y
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Poetryfreak38
Poetryfreak38
To Taste Temptation | Elizabeth Hoyt
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Starting tonight! #romance #totastetemptation #ilovebooks #summerreading

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RespectingRomance
RespectingRomance
To Taste Temptation | Elizabeth Hoyt
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Pickpick

I'm a sucker for Beauty and the Beast stories. Which means I need to read To Beguile a Beast. Which means I need to read the other books in this series. To Taste Temptation is the first book. I liked it, although I thought the ending was rushed. I like prickly, hard-to-please heroines (save me from "likable" women!) and Samuel's PTSD came through very realistically. On to book two!

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RespectingRomance
RespectingRomance
To Taste Temptation | Elizabeth Hoyt
Pickpick

I'm a sucker for Beauty and the Beast stories. Which means I need to read To Beguile a Beast. Which means I need to read the other books in this series. To Taste Temptation is the first book. I liked it, although I thought the ending was rushed. I like prickly, hard-to-please heroines (save me from "likable" women!) and Samuel's PTSD came through very realistically. On to book two!