How to Seduce a Bride By Edith Layton PDF Summary Review Book

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Daisy Tanner has taken the ton by storm and Leland Grant, Viscount Haye, wants to know everything about this ravishing, secretive woman who is tempting his friend into marriage. Though his rakish reputation is the stuff of legend, Leland is curiously undone by this exquisite creature who threatens to turn his footloose single life topsy–turvy. Never has he wanted a woman more…

Step Two: Strip her of her inhibitions…

Having survived a difficult past, Daisy now desires the security of an uncomplicated marriage with some safe, undemanding gentleman. How dare this dashing rogue Lord Haye distract her with his suspicions…and unbalance her with his sensuous promises? If Daisy isn’t careful, her scandalous history could become common knowledge. Worse still, she might actually fall in love with this notorious seducer whose touch excites her like nothing has before…

How to Seduce a Bride PDF Book Summary Review

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Layton’s Botany Bay series has finally ended with this title – thank goodness. Layton’s a talented writer, but should have stopped this series after the first book. Instead, she kept going and has almost lost me as a reader. Hopefully she can regroup now and start writing stories like her earlier ones. The heroine of “How to Seduce a Bride” is extremely annoying. I disliked her on the first few pages but kept going in hopes of finding more about her to appreciate. No such luck. She remains childish, annoying, and unlikeable throughout the book. I really do hope Layton can return to form as an excellent Regency romance writer. As it stands now, she’s become just average.-Kdramakid

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About Edith Layton the Author Of How to Seduce a Bride

Edith Layton (1938-2009) grew up in Queens, New York, and began writing when she was ten years old. She worked as a freelance writer for newspapers and magazines before publishing her first novel, THE DUKE’S WAGER, with Signet/NAL. She won numerous awards, starting in 1984 with The Romantic Times Award for Best New Regency Author and The Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Award: Best New Regency Author. She went on to publish over 30 novels and many more short stories. Much of her out-of-print backlist is being reissued by Untreed Reads, as well as never-before-published titles that will be coming soon.