Vixens (Skye's Legacy Series #6) by Bertrice Small
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Product Details
- Pub. Date: February 2003
- Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
- Format: Paperback, 439pp
- Series: Skye's Legacy Series, #6
- ISBN-13: 9781575668567
- ISBN: 1575668564
Synopsis
With their unbridled romance, unforgettable characters, and lush sensuality, Bertrice Small’s bestsellers have captivated readers again and again. Now she concludes her thrilling Skye’s Legacy series with the story of three cousins, all great-great granddaughters of the fabled Skye O’Malley. Spirited beauties whose pride, passions, and scandalous choices brand them...
Fancy
Surrounded by mystery and scandal, the widowed Fancy Devers, Fortune and Kieran’s last child, arrives in England only to catch the roving eye of King Charles II -- who makes the raven-haired, turquoise-eyed beauty one of his many lovers. But when their fiery romance settles into a comfortable friendship, the king is determined to find his glamorous mistress a husband -- no matter her strenuous objections...
Siren
The lovely Lady Diana Leslie, Patrick and Flanna’s daughter, has been nicknamed "Siren" by the gentlemen of the court. Her exquisite beauty, her generous nature, her charming manners, make it difficult for even her rivals to speak ill of her. But when Diana’s heart is engaged by identical twin brothers, she finds herself torn. Choosing is impossible -- yet choose she must...
Cyn
Lady Cynara Stuart is the not-so-royal Stuart’s youngest daughter. Despite her family’s insistence that she settle down, Cyn wants no man unless he can be her plaything. Then she meets the earl of Summersfield, a dangerous man every bit as adept at the game of love as she is. Only one can win at this game. And neither Cyn nor Harry Summers is a good loser...
Naughty. Notorious. Compelling. These three heroines prove that bad girls not only finish first, they lead the way to undeniable desire...
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Once upon a time there was a fantastic book....by Anonymous
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February 01, 2004: It is truely worth reading. Once again we venture into the world of a new found heroines, and how these women will survive the many trials ahead. The is very additive. You just have to read it if you like Romance, Adventure, and Tragedy.
The big crunch of the O?Malley universe?by harstan
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December 30, 2002: ?The King?s Fancy? (1667-68). Frances ?Fancy? Devers thought she had everything when Parker Randolph, a son of one of Virginia?s leading families married her. When she was suspected of murdering her husband, she was sent to stay at the English home of her grandmother Jasmine Leslie. Through her family connections, she meets King Charles II, which eventually ends in a friendship in spite of His Highness playing matchmaker to find a husband for his former mistress over her objections. ?Sweet Siren? (1667-68). Diana ?Siren? Leslie falls in love with the Roxley twins, Damien and Darius Esmund. However, she cannot decide which one is right for her so Siren decides to test the siblings to ascertain which one loves her above her wealth and prestige. ?Cyn and Wickedness? (1669-70). Cynara ?Cyn? Stuart loves Harry ?Wickeness? Summers. However, though he dreams of her all the time, and she pulls out all the stops to gain his attention, his ugly childhood caused by his parents make marriage impossible for him. However, when Cyn makes up her mind even the most wicked will find her hard to resist. After a dozen novels and what seems like 98% of the English-Scottish sixteenth and seventeenth century populace, Bertrice Small says VIXENS is her final O?Malley novel. The book consists of three novellas each starring a descendent from Skye who are cousins, but the trio appears in each story. All three contributions are well written but very typical of the O?Malley universe so those fans of the mythos will read the entire book in one sitting while newcomers will probably take three days. Harriet Klausner
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