His Wicked Seduction (Regency Hearts Redeemed Series, Book 2)
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4.0 • 61 Ratings
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- $6.99
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Publisher Description
". . . this is the best Jade Lee novel I've read to date. I laughed, I cried and thoroughly enjoyed myself!" ~eBook Discovery
Seven years enslaved by Barbary pirates, Kit Frasier finally earns his freedom and returns to England, his heart hungry for revenge.
Rose, flower of the English aristocracy, believes Kit to be dramatic, rich, and the catch of the Season.
Maddy, Rose's poor relation, will do anything to improve her situation, including help Rose ensnare Kit.
But when treachery rains down upon their schemes, one will run, leaving the other to choose between respectability and wickedly wonderful seduction.
"The piratical hero will melt your heart." ~Sabrina Jeffries, NYT bestselling author
"Powerfully emotional. Don't miss it!" ~Fresh Fiction
FROM THE PUBLISHER: The REGENCY HEARTS REDEEMED SERIES is rich in Regency period detail and will be appreciated by fans of Jann Rowland, Meredith Duran, Julia Quinn, Elisa Braden, Tessa Dare and Loretta Chase.
REGENCY HEARTS REDEEMED, in series order
Her Wicked Surrender
His Wicked Seduction
REGENCY RAGS TO RICHES, in series order
No Place for a Lady
Devil's Bargain
Almost an Angel
The Dragon Earl
MEET JADE LEE: Jade Lee, a USA Today bestseller, has two passions (well, except for her family, but that's a given). She loves dreaming up stories and playing racquetball, not always in that order. When her pro-racquetball career ended with a pair of very bad knees, she turned her attention to writing. An author of more than 40 romance novels, she's decided that life can be full of joy without ever getting up from her chair.
Customer Reviews
His wicked Seduction
This had a decent plot. The hero returns after years as a slave. His trauma, i.e. PTSD, is portrayed very realistically and emotionally so I liked him but…the heroine, Maddy, is living with her cousin, Rose because Maddy is the poor relation. Rose is selfish, self-centered, egotistical and pigheaded and is determined she’s going to marry the hero, yet Maddy persists in seeing her as this sweet but immature girl. By the time I got to page 210, and Rose once again insisted the guy was mad for her and they were fated to be together, and Maddy, for the fifth time, declined to tell the girl to shut up and grow up, I simply couldn’t take it anymore and move on to another book.
If you have more tolerance than me for wispy washy heroines you might enjoy this book
Good Read
Got a bit repetitive and not crazy about what was suppose to be passed as “romance”. Mandy had to give herself selflessly to a man dealing with demons, and, while knowing that her only options were to marry or become her uncle’s mistress, the only thing he offered her was to become HIS mistress. She had to give up her everything, and to add insult to injury throughout the entire book he kept making it clear she was ugly but he liked her for what’s on the “inside”. I’m on pg 500 so I don’t know how it ends but most of the book is gone now and it’s been more of a tragedy than a romance. I can tell it is not bad writing but bad plot planning. I feel so bad that she essentially had to become everything she didn’t want to be, an “improper” women, to get even some kind of semblance of happiness, but I’m happy she got SOMETHING.