The Devil Who Tamed Her (Paperback)

from CloggieDownunder

Ophelia Reid is an extremely beautiful woman. But she is also cranky, surly and self-centred. She appears to be a rumourmonger and is, by her own admission, impatient, tells lies when it suits her and has difficulty controlling her temper. She is bitter because she feels that people only act like...

from bitemeeric

We first meet Ophelia and Raphael Locke in The Heir. This is the second book in the Locke Family series. It is not necessary to read the first book, as this book does very well in explaining how these two met and why they are in thier current situation. Raphael insists that Ophelia can change her...

from Read2Me2010

I ordered both books at the same time since I like to read series in order. After reading "The Heir", I was not looking forward to reading Ophelia's story. The author had created such a mean spiteful character, that I actually considered not reading "The Devil Who Tamed Her". But to the credit of...

from montano

Disappointing coming from Lindsey. The hero's actions are completely unbelievable and the heroine's glib response to self-examination is annoying. The dialog sometimes rang false. Twice the heroine says "Don't go there." It was jarringly modern sounding phrase and it broke the spell of the histor...