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Brazen Temptress
Elizabeth Boyle

Dell, 1999 - 368 pages

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Fun and exciting!

Elizabeth Boyle takes us on a thrill ride from ballrooms to pirate ships. Sexy hero, sassy heroine! A fun read!


An average conclusion to a wonderful trilogy.

Elizabeth Boyle can write the best swashbuckling fun ever. Masquerade, intrigue, passion... she can do all of these wonderfully. "Brazen Angel" was superb, "Brazen Heiress" very good, and this, her latest, is just so-so.

Oh, the exciting intrigue is still there. However, "Brazen Temptress" is basically a Big Misunderstanding story. A very well-done BM story, but nonetheless, the story is driven by the hero's incomprehensible refusal to set the story straight early on (probably because otherwise there will be no story!). Seeing the heroine being put through suspicions after suspicions, just because the hero won't talk, becomes very irritating after so much and ultimately spoils the fun.


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Swashbuckling fun!

When pirate queen Maureen Hawthorne is captured by the British Navy and sentenced to hang, she is offered a way out. Betray the husband who she believes murdered her father. She accepts and enters into British society to find Julien DeRyes. She finds him, but also finds the passion that she once felt for him.

This book won a few awards, and it is very exciting! The heroine is very self-reliant, which is nice to see. She is totally capable of taking care of herself. The hero is sexy and passionate. All and all a good read.






Very Good Book

Brazen Temptress is a very good book, but it failed to evoke much emotion from me. I like the surprise at the end between Maureen and Mary. Even though it is not a very emotional book, it is a fun book.


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Slooowww...

Um...first off, I would like to say that Maureen is a very stupid girl. I know it's the point of the book for her to find the truth and so forth, but come on nobody is THAT dense! The book didn't really get me interested in what was coming next, like Boyles other books had... The ending was actually ok..I definetly think the writer could have done a better job on this last book in the D' Artiers trilogy.


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She came to betray him...

No one could have known the truth: that the beauty who swept into the elegant ballroom was a pirate queen with a treacherous plan--to save herself from execution by identifying an infamous privateer attending the ball in disguise. Only Maureen Hawthorne could expose the double life of Julien d'Artiers, the toast of the ton. After all, she was his wife....

But he caught her heart unawares...

Julien was stunned when he beheld the love of his life, the wife he'd presumed dead. But here she was, her turquoise eyes blazing across a crowded ballroom, a woman determined to bring about his complete ruin. She blamed him for her father's death, swore to see him hang. But he took her into his arms and made her dance instead, tormenting her with memories of the passion they'd once shared, determined to make her love him again...willing to do anything to keep from losing her again.


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