Seducing a Princess

by Lois Greiman

Book Overview

The popular author of The Princess and Her Pirate and The Princess Masquerade returns with another fun and sexy romance. William Enton, fifth baron of Landow, has sworn revenge on the villains who... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 006057156X
• Release Date: December 2004
• Publisher: Avon
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.0" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

A Diffirent Kind of Romance

This book was told from a man's perspective which I enjoyed, but I found the story to be depressing. I put the book down a few times, but wanted to know how it ended. The ending was a surprise and I give "Mr. Slate" much credit for not giving up on the "Princess". She was very cold and ruthless. I too would like to have known just a bit more about what her feelings were.

Dark Tortured Souls Find Love

I thought the book was good -- I like the mostly male perspective (although another reviewer was right in that a little more female perspective would've been better). This is a dark book -- the main characters were tortured, miserable people. In fact, all of the characters were tortured and miserable. I almost put the book down for the depression of it all. But I didn't because the writing was good, I wanted to know what happened next, and the story ended very well -- in fact, this ends the series of her 3 princess novels and draws everybody into its conclusion. I hope future books do not involve characters who hate themselves almost into suicide, though.

Lois Greiman is a reigning monarch in the Regency sub-genre.

Two years have passed since the highwaymen stopped the carriage bearing his wife and son yet William Enton still spends his time imbibing in drink to forget his loss and alleviate his feelings of guilt for not accompanying them. When highwaymen attacked their carriage, courageous perhaps foolish Elli, told the hostler to stride away from them, but the coach took a turn too fast and toppled. A lantern burned the carriage and its riders. The thieves caught up, but never stole her jewelry. Now in 1819 still wondering why she left and why he stayed silent when she said she was going, William vows vengeance. William enters Darkdowne, a den of iniquity run by thieves who attack him. The Princess rescues him and takes William to her leader Poke. William is fascinated by the Princess, the first woman to stir him since the tragedy and in a deep honesty to himself long before the calamity. As they fall in love while working on a robbery, Princess knows she has secrets that once revealed will send Will running back to either polite society or drink. The third "Princess" tale (see the delightful THE PRINCESS AND HER PIRATE and THE PRINCESS MASQUERADE) is a fabulous early nineteenth century romantic suspense that is a fitting climax t o a strong trilogy. The story line is action-packed yet character driven as William and the Princess struggle with respective issues that would destroy lesser beings and almost devastate them. It is with each other that they begin to overcome their particular trauma although new ones surface. Lois Greiman is a reigning monarch in the Regency sub-genre. Harriet Klausner