FREE THE FORBIDDEN LADY PDF Kerrelyn Sparks | 399 pages | 23 Oct 2012 | HarperCollins Publishers Inc | 9780062128782 | English | New York, United States The Laird's Forbidden Lady by Ann Lethbridge Before New York Times bestselling author Kerrelyn Sparks The Forbidden Lady a world of The Forbidden Lady, there was another world of spies and romance. The Forbidden Lady Munro could not believe her ears. This bewigged, bejeweled, and bedeviling man was trying to buy her? As if she were some trollop on the Boston docks? Before she's fully able to give in to her outrage, the fop moves on--and The Forbidden Lady refuses to spare him another thought. But Quincy Stanton The Forbidden Lady not what he seems. By day, he poses as a carefree Loyalist with an army The Forbidden Lady wigs and a wardrobe that favors lavender. By night, he wages a secret war against the British with an impressive collection of eighteenth-century spy gadgets. If anyone were to discover the The Forbidden Lady, Quincy would hang, yet he can't seem to stay away from the lovely and saucy Virginia. Will their attraction lead to love. First of all, The Scarlet Pimpernel is one of my favorite story lines of all times. As a novel it could be a tad tedious, but I think I've watched every movie rendition that was ever made. If you've never read a historical romance this would be a good one to start with. I don't think historical is this author's primary genre, so she writes with a more characteristically modern feel. To me, The Forbidden Lady combines the "perkiness" of a typical regency but with a little more rational thought. I can't be the only one who thinks the English aristocracy of the 19th century had to be one of the most contrived societies in history. I also loved how she wove historical events like the Boston Massacre into the story. Some of you who are sticklers The Forbidden Lady historical accuracy might need to curb your instincts. I didn't bother mapping out the timeline to assess the accuracy of every detail, The Forbidden Lady the language is clearly more modern. Not sure when "oops" was first used, but pretty sure it was sometime after Plus, some of the The Forbidden Lady relies on sexual innuendo that requires an understanding of fairly modern colloquialisms. That did not affect my appreciation of the The Forbidden Lady or the author's style at all. I would classify the heat level as spicy. There are some fairly explicit scenes, but they don't drag on and on, and the emphasis remains on the relationship between the hero and heroine. All in all, I would say this one is definitely worth reading. Plenty of action in this story set in Boston as conflict mounts between Englishman and Americans. I rated it 3. Quincy posing as Loyalist encounters Virginia at a ball doing some snooping of her own. This book reminded me that I used to love Revolutionary War era historicals. It's been more than a decade since I've read one and now I want to read more - looking forward to the sequel! I particularly liked Johnson and Josiah. I did cringe every time I read the name Quincy though. Here at Walmart. Your email address will never be sold or distributed to a third party for any reason. Sorry, but we can't respond to individual comments. If you need immediate assistance, please contact Customer Care. Your feedback helps us make Walmart shopping better for millions of customers. Recent searches Clear All. Enter Location. Update location. Learn more. Report incorrect product information. Kerrelyn Sparks. Walmart Free delivery Arrives by Tuesday, Nov 3. Pickup not available. Add to list. Add to registry. About This Item. We aim to show you accurate product information. Manufacturers, suppliers and others provide what you see here, and we have not verified it. See our disclaimer. The Forbidden Lady Paperback. Specifications Language English. 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He was the last man she had expected or wanted to see at Lord Carrick's drum. Hopefully, he wasn't here to make trouble. His gaze swept the room and, to her chagrin, her heart raced as she waited for some acknowledgement of her presence in his sky-blue eyes. When his gaze reached her and halted, she couldn't breathe. Her heart tumbled over. An expression of horror flickered across his face, then his gaze moved on. The sting of rejection lashed her anew. She cared not one whit for Ian Gilvry's opinion. He might have been the first man, The Forbidden Lady rather boy, to kiss her, but it had been a clumsy attempt and not worth thinking about. Especially not when their families were at daggers drawn. No further explanations were needed. Chrissie looked down her nose. What is he doing here? I thought only the real nobility were invited. On his mother's side. On anyone else Chrissie would have declared it romantic. Deliciously so. Oh, that was not the way she should be thinking about a man who held her and her family in contempt. She felt herself colour. She shrugged. From the corner of her eye, she watched Ian stroll across the room to greet a friend with a smile that lit his face and transformed him from stern to charming. What, was she still fooled by his smile? She didn't give tuppence for Ian Gilvry or his brothers. They were proud, arrogant men who would stop at nothing to put her father off land they The Forbidden Lady their own.