After Midnight

by Eryn Lockhart, Miranda Chumley (Illustrator)

After Midnight is a full-length historical romance set during the early Napoleonic Wars/Regency period, and is approx. 150,000 words.....A Rakehell Rogue....In a world plagued by Revolution and Intrigue, love is the most dangerous game of all. When Lucien Warrick’s mission to rescue a French ambassador’s family from the Revolution goes awry, he has no way of knowing that he’ll meet his lethally lovely charge again in London. A legendary shadow with godlike reputation in international intrigue, the Night Wolf is about to meet his match.....A Defiant Damsel....As the sole support for her remaining family, Jacqueline Gervais has no time to play damsel in distress. Instead, she turns her unusual talents towards rescuing the Calvary and British artillery by spying for the Crown. A woman as skilled in deception as she is in sabotage, The Golden Hind is a creature of fatal allure and a thousand faces. ....A Love That Will not be Ignored....A war between two nations pales in comparison to their clash of wills and passion, but when a sinister web of betrayal and deceit forces them to become mortal enemies, will the cost be their lives, or their hearts? The fate of two empires hangs in the balance, and anything is possible...After Midnight.

424 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 26, 2011

About the author

I am an independent Romance author, unrepentant chocoholic, bookworm, and movie-hound, with a weakness for all that glitters. I'm addicted to travel, spicy food, music & corsets, and I love to dance. In my free time I'm usually writing or crafting, and I adore any excuse to get dressed up to the nines or belt out tunes in karaoke.

Reviews

[Brenda Britton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enjoyed the book, it was long and interesting. Began during the terror in France then went to England. Jacqueline does some interesting things, gets into some scrapes, finally falls in love after meeting the man of her dreams in an interesting manner. She almost dies a few times but of course there is a happy ending.