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ダイアナの秘密
The only thing Diana Corby had left to lose was her children. She had given up her dreams years ago. They were lost with her youth, her security, and her love for the man she had married. Yet somehow she always managed a serene facade, a calm demeanor, in spite of the desperate secret she kept. Only one man shared that secret, one cruel and evil man. Diana knew that one day he would used it to destroy her. Her only hope was to save her son and daughter.
But Vincent Ingleton, Earl of Lonsdale, held even deeper, darker secrets, including his love for Diana. He knew, that like trees in the moonlight, her shadows completely hid what she did not choose to reveal. Yet he would place himself between her and the danger that stalked her, even if it cost him his life, even if he could not tell her why, even if she did not trust him. The one thing he would never give up was the honor he had fought so hard to rebuild.
But Vincent Ingleton, Earl of Lonsdale, held even deeper, darker secrets, including his love for Diana. He knew, that like trees in the moonlight, her shadows completely hid what she did not choose to reveal. Yet he would place himself between her and the danger that stalked her, even if it cost him his life, even if he could not tell her why, even if she did not trust him. The one thing he would never give up was the honor he had fought so hard to rebuild.
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First published August 1, 2005
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April 3, 2020
This was good book.
July 28, 2013
Ms. Rowell seems to write on the 'dark' side of this genre. Although I prefer a more light and fun book, her stories are always interesting and normally hold my interest. This story bordered more on the suspense/mystery than the romance. It is one of those stories that either (or both) the H or H have a secret. For some inane reason each refuse to confide it to the other even though it would help solve the mystery. I don't even think this secret when divulged would have solved the mystery more quickly. In fact, the waiting for the "divergence!" was tedious. I started 'skip, skip, skipping'. This hero was in one of the earlier books of this Harlequin series so it was good to see how he fared.
April 13, 2012
Ho hum, the heroine is lame and the hero totally unbelievable. Other than that, OK.
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