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Title: The Devil She Knows
Author: Kira Sinclair
Narrator: Emily Cauldwell
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 27 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-01-13
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A.
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Heaven help her...
Willow Portis tries extra hard to be the good girl of Sweetheart, South Carolina. But the night of the Fall Masquerade, she steps out of her well-behaved shoes and into a super-sexy angel costume. And when she's tempted by a stranger, she gives in!
Devlin Warwick has returned to Sweetheart, determined to show up the busybodies who ran him out of town ten years earlier. Seducing Willow probably isn't the best way to prove them wrong....
And there'll be hell to pay when the masks come off and she realizes he's a devil she knows!
Members Reviews:
Save your money
Poor characterization, weak plot, she lied, he lied. I've read other books in the series and that made this even more disappointing.
a very good book
it was a very story it kept you reading till the end the characters were interesting. i like it alot
Five Stars
I loved it
heated second chance at love romance
The Devil She Knows
Kira Sinclair
Harlequin Blaze, Aug 20 2013, $5.50
ISBN: 9780373797707
Devlin Warwick returns home from Atlanta to Sweetheart, South Carolina after being away for a decade. He has a goal to prove to those do-gooders who ran him out of town as a bad boy that they judged him wrong. Thus he ironically wears a devil's costume for the town's fall masquerade.
Wedding dress designer Willow Portis is Sweetheart's good girl. For the masquerade she dresses as a sexy angel. When the devil and angel meet at the ball, each is stunned by the attraction and share the best night of their respective lives until the masks come off as Willow sees the man who broke her heart ten years ago.
The latest Sweetwater romance (see She's No Angel) is a heated second chance at love tale. The lead couple is a delightful pairing of the devil and the angel though he has some angelic traits and she has some devilish inclinations. A suspense subplot adds tension but also feels unnecessary as this couple holds the fine plot together with their history and a town that insists love is not enough.
Harriet Klausner
Fun Read - But Predictable
I liked both the hero and heroine and there were some very funny parts in the story. The analogy of the sexy heroine in the opening scene to catnip cracked me up. The love scenes were well written although I struggled with the idea of getting hot and heavy in an alley - especially for the heroine who seemed a bit too repressed / goody-goody to actually do that - seemed out of character. But overall it kept my attention, had good pacing and was worth the read.
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Title: The Devil She Knows
Author: Kira Sinclair
Narrator: Emily Cauldwell
Format: Unabridged
Length: 5 hrs and 27 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-01-13
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A.
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Heaven help her...
Willow Portis tries extra hard to be the good girl of Sweetheart, South Carolina. But the night of the Fall Masquerade, she steps out of her well-behaved shoes and into a super-sexy angel costume. And when she's tempted by a stranger, she gives in!
Devlin Warwick has returned to Sweetheart, determined to show up the busybodies who ran him out of town ten years earlier. Seducing Willow probably isn't the best way to prove them wrong....
And there'll be hell to pay when the masks come off and she realizes he's a devil she knows!
Members Reviews:
Save your money
Poor characterization, weak plot, she lied, he lied. I've read other books in the series and that made this even more disappointing.
a very good book
it was a very story it kept you reading till the end the characters were interesting. i like it alot
Five Stars
I loved it
heated second chance at love romance
The Devil She Knows
Kira Sinclair
Harlequin Blaze, Aug 20 2013, $5.50
ISBN: 9780373797707
Devlin Warwick returns home from Atlanta to Sweetheart, South Carolina after being away for a decade. He has a goal to prove to those do-gooders who ran him out of town as a bad boy that they judged him wrong. Thus he ironically wears a devil's costume for the town's fall masquerade.
Wedding dress designer Willow Portis is Sweetheart's good girl. For the masquerade she dresses as a sexy angel. When the devil and angel meet at the ball, each is stunned by the attraction and share the best night of their respective lives until the masks come off as Willow sees the man who broke her heart ten years ago.
The latest Sweetwater romance (see She's No Angel) is a heated second chance at love tale. The lead couple is a delightful pairing of the devil and the angel though he has some angelic traits and she has some devilish inclinations. A suspense subplot adds tension but also feels unnecessary as this couple holds the fine plot together with their history and a town that insists love is not enough.
Harriet Klausner
Fun Read - But Predictable
I liked both the hero and heroine and there were some very funny parts in the story. The analogy of the sexy heroine in the opening scene to catnip cracked me up. The love scenes were well written although I struggled with the idea of getting hot and heavy in an alley - especially for the heroine who seemed a bit too repressed / goody-goody to actually do that - seemed out of character. But overall it kept my attention, had good pacing and was worth the read.