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I've enjoyed some of the books in this series and wondered what Dante Duclaire's book would be like once it was written. We know him from previous books in the series as the one who had no problems attracting and accommodating women - be they ladies, maids, whatever. In The Saint: A Novel (Get Connected Romances), we were also introduced to the heroine of this story - the lovely Fleur Monley, who was kinda, supposed to marry Dante's older brother, Vergil. You'll need to read that story if you want the details.

In this book some years have passed and Fleur has possession of her own funds which she has been using to help the poor and needy. Fleur has issues which need to be resolved and finds it very difficult to be touched - therefore has never been able to manage courtship or marriage with only one person aware of her secret - Vergil. Dante is seriously, I do mean seriously in need of money to keep him out of prison. Fleur comes up with the perfect arrangement. She needs protection from villains who are attempting to take her money away from her by declaring her "mad." Dante, the man with the "mostest" needs money.

They form an uneasy alliance with the understanding they will have a marriage in name only and he can go his own way (meaning that he can continue his rakeful ways) and she will retain possession of enough of her money to be able to continue spending in the manner she desires in order to complete some projects. This all sounds kinda okay, until it doesn't seem to work out. Dante has enough common sense to make a deal with Fleur that he can touch her every day as much as he desires until she tells him to stop. He actually manages to make some progress.

At some point, the book becomes less than interesting due to the lack of progress in their relationship - Fleur not being willing to trust Dante with some of her objectives, choosing instead to trust dishonorable people to help her with investments and so on.

I was disappointed on so many levels with this storyline. Dante did come through bright and shiny, however. He only needed to be in the loop much earlier in the game to do his thing.


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The Sinner Seducer Madeline Hunter 9780553585926 Books Reviews

Have read all her books~ her characters are well written~ and stay with you a long time.
I have read every one of her books that I know about! Love them!
I could't put it down.....The H & h are compelling; the plot solid....Enjoyed Hunter for years and now her older books to enjoy....
The book met all expectations. I appreciate the prompt service.
Good book to read about life in the Victorian times.
Dante was a notorious rake, Fleur is a woman who wants NEVER to marry or experience passion. Something clicks between them and it just works. He wasn't a charachter I liked in her prior books, but this is my second fave of the series, after the St Johns.
Loved Dante! He was delightfully sinful. Kept me interested till the end... I recommend to everyone! I am in love with all of the characters from this series. Madeline Hunter is one of my new favorite authors.
I've enjoyed some of the books in this series and wondered what Dante Duclaire's book would be like once it was written. We know him from previous books in the series as the one who had no problems attracting and accommodating women - be they ladies, maids, whatever. In The Saint A Novel (Get Connected Romances), we were also introduced to the heroine of this story - the lovely Fleur Monley, who was kinda, supposed to marry Dante's older brother, Vergil. You'll need to read that story if you want the details.

In this book some years have passed and Fleur has possession of her own funds which she has been using to help the poor and needy. Fleur has issues which need to be resolved and finds it very difficult to be touched - therefore has never been able to manage courtship or marriage with only one person aware of her secret - Vergil. Dante is seriously, I do mean seriously in need of money to keep him out of prison. Fleur comes up with the perfect arrangement. She needs protection from villains who are attempting to take her money away from her by declaring her "mad." Dante, the man with the "mostest" needs money.

They form an uneasy alliance with the understanding they will have a marriage in name only and he can go his own way (meaning that he can continue his rakeful ways) and she will retain possession of enough of her money to be able to continue spending in the manner she desires in order to complete some projects. This all sounds kinda okay, until it doesn't seem to work out. Dante has enough common sense to make a deal with Fleur that he can touch her every day as much as he desires until she tells him to stop. He actually manages to make some progress.

At some point, the book becomes less than interesting due to the lack of progress in their relationship - Fleur not being willing to trust Dante with some of her objectives, choosing instead to trust dishonorable people to help her with investments and so on.

I was disappointed on so many levels with this storyline. Dante did come through bright and shiny, however. He only needed to be in the loop much earlier in the game to do his thing.