What Price Love?
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When her twin brother, Russell, disappears soon after taking a job as a horse trainer for Lord Cromarty, Lady Priscilla Dalloway fears he may have become entangled in a dangerous racing swindle. To find out, Priscilla needs information from the official register of horses kept at the Jockey Club in Newmarket. But the official Keeper of the Breeding Register, Dillon Caxton, has no intention of letting Priscilla anywhere near the book. Priscilla is prepared to use all of her feminine wiles and stunning beauty to seduce Dillon into granting her access to the register only to discover that Dillon is equally determined to seduce all of Priscilla's secrets out of her. The high-stakes world of horse racing in Regency times provides the fascinating setting for New York Times0 best-selling Laurens' latest Cynster novel, another of the author's lusciously sensual historical romances. Deftly laced with passion and danger, What Price Love?0 is sexy, suspenseful, and splendidly satisfying. --John Charles Copyright 2006 Booklist

Set in 1831, bestseller Laurens's crowd-pleasing hot-blooded romance reintroduces Dillon Caxton, a young rake now reformed, who first appeared in A Rogue's Proposal. Recruited by the Jockey Club to investigate rumors of race fixing in Newmarket, Suffolk, Dillon is startled to discover that a gorgeous young Irishwoman calling herself Priscilla "Pris" Dalling (in reality an earl's daughter) is trying to get a look at the two official tomes on breeding and racing in England, the Breeding Register and the Stud Book. The green-eyed femme fatale is determined to help her twin brother, Lord Russell Dalling, whose dream to train an Irish Derby winner for Lord Cromarty's stables has landed them both in heart-stopping danger. Wanton sparks fly, bodices rip and trousers drop, though the novel's main juice comes from the well-researched horse-racing backdrop, not from the sometimes accidentally funny lust scenes ("Far beyond sanity, her world shook; reality tilted and quaked"). (On sale Mar. 14) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved

The very eligible Dillon Caxton (protege of Demon Cynster) flees the clamoring young ladies for the racetrack, where gorgeous Lady Priscilla Dalloway is stalking her wayward brother. Do sparks fly? You bet. (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

When her twin brother, Russell, disappears soon after taking a job as a horse trainer for Lord Cromarty, Lady Priscilla Dalloway fears he may have become entangled in a dangerous racing swindle. To find out, Priscilla needs information from the official register of horses kept at the Jockey Club in Newmarket. But the official Keeper of the Breeding Register, Dillon Caxton, has no intention of letting Priscilla anywhere near the book. Priscilla is prepared to use all of her feminine wiles and stunning beauty to seduce Dillon into granting her access to the register only to discover that Dillon is equally determined to seduce all of Priscilla's secrets out of her. The high-stakes world of horse racing in Regency times provides the fascinating setting for New York Times best-selling Laurens' latest Cynster novel, another of the author's lusciously sensual historical romances. Deftly laced with passion and danger, What Price Love? is sexy, suspenseful, and splendidly satisfying. ((Reviewed March 15, 2006)) Copyright 2006 Booklist Reviews.

The very eligible Dillon Caxton (protege of Demon Cynster) flees the clamoring young ladies for the racetrack, where gorgeous Lady Priscilla Dalloway is stalking her wayward brother. Do sparks fly? You bet. Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.

Fearing that her headstrong twin brother has inadvertently become involved in a horse-racing scheme that could prove deadly, Lady Priscilla Dalloway leaves Ireland and heads for Newmarket to learn more about a mysterious "breeding register" that holds the key to the scam. Her search is complicated by the dangerously attractive Dillon Caxton, the keeper of the register in question, who not only has been alerted to the swindle but suspects Priscilla's motives, too. Reluctantly joining forces, Pris and Dillon become wary allies and, finally, lovers in this complex sizzler. The latest of Laurens's popular Cynster novels, this one has links to A Rogue's Proposal .

Set in 1831, bestseller Laurens's crowd-pleasing hot-blooded romance reintroduces Dillon Caxton, a young rake now reformed, who first appeared in A Rogue's Proposal . Recruited by the Jockey Club to investigate rumors of race fixing in Newmarket, Suffolk, Dillon is startled to discover that a gorgeous young Irishwoman calling herself Priscilla "Pris" Dalling (in reality an earl's daughter) is trying to get a look at the two official tomes on breeding and racing in England, the Breeding Register and the Stud Book . The green-eyed femme fatale is determined to help her twin brother, Lord Russell Dalling, whose dream to train an Irish Derby winner for Lord Cromarty's stables has landed them both in heart-stopping danger. Wanton sparks fly, bodices rip and trousers drop, though the novel's main juice comes from the well-researched horse-racing backdrop, not from the sometimes accidentally funny lust scenes ("Far beyond sanity, her world shook; reality tilted and quaked"). (On sale Mar. 14)