Roxton Family Saga: Noble Satyr: A Georgian Historical Romance (Hardcover)

from Eileen.Dandashi

Audiobook Review -- Joint Review by Carol Cork and Eileen Dandashi Eileen: You certainly read lots of books in the genre I enjoy, and with your reviews, I've found when I read them, you are spot on! Since we're here today talking about an audiobook we've both listened to, why not let you start th...

from avry15

First and foremost, I must take into account that I have read the 3rd book in this Roxton Series..so I felt more inclined in it...than this one..which is the first in the series... I have imagined and loved Jonathon and Antonia together...so it's quite hard for me to read Antonia with another man...

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It is the golden age of French aristocratic life, the glittering court of Louis XV. Beneath the posturing and hedonism lies a seething hotbed of intrigue, deceit, and treachery. Sex, lies, and politics go hand in hand, and courting royal patronage is the ultimate prize. Into this licentious arena...

from cwaldrum

Well my new favorite author came at me with another eBook to review and I must say this one was just as good, if not more intriguing than the other two I did: Deadly Engagement and The Salt Bride. For starters The Noble Satyr starts off in France during the time of Louis XV which if you know your...

from melhaf76

Wow where do i start.  I am reviewing this book as i was fortunate enough to be chosen to review this book for library thing member giveaways. I am very lucky to be chosen for the georgian historical romance - Noble satyr as i found it to be one of the best books i have read.  If you are wonderin...