Lord of Fire - Gaelen Foley Reviews
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Newest Review: ... Alice to begin with, she manages to convince him that she is Caro's sister in law. Instantly feeling something for Alice, ... more
... Lucien offers her a deal: he will let Caro leave to look after her son so long as Alice stays in her place. Being very sensible and quiet, Alice is unsure about his deal but reluctantly accepts. She doesn't trust Lucien at all and knows he is hiding something. She wants something from him: the truth. Will Lucien be prepared to tell her everything and compromise his mission or will his work be more important than the love of his life?
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Customer Lord of Fire - Gaelen Foley Reviews (1)
by - written on 04/01/10 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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Gaelen Foley is an American who lives in Pittsburgh with her husband and dog and is a New York Times bestseller. She writes in the Regency England period although not all of her books are set in England. Her first book, The Pirate Prince (part of the Ascension Trilogy), was released in 1998. Lord of fire was released in 2002 and is the second book in the Knight Miscellany. The series revolves around the seven siblings of the Knight family. Alice Montague has a problem with her sister in law, Caro. She constantly leaves Alice with her nephew, Harry, while she goes off gallivanting around and generally doing as she pleases, giving Alice no life at ... Read the complete review
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