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A review by shell74
Temptations of a Wallflower by Eva Leigh
4.0
Eva Leigh’s Temptations of a Wallflower continued the theme of strong heroines who are writers in some form or fashion, struggling to make it in a man’s world. This time we were entertained by the unlikely pairing of a secret erotic writer and a handsome vicar.
‘Warmth filled him. She might have been a wallflower in London, but here in this humble village, she was a fine rose. And he was the lucky man who witnessed her blossoming.’
The third book in The Wicked Quills of London series was great fun and oh-so very sensual as the relationship between Sarah and Jeremy progressed. I liked both main characters right from the start, as I have with all of Eva Leigh’s books so far. And I thought the premise here was one that I haven’t encountered yet in Historical Romance.
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‘Warmth filled him. She might have been a wallflower in London, but here in this humble village, she was a fine rose. And he was the lucky man who witnessed her blossoming.’
The third book in The Wicked Quills of London series was great fun and oh-so very sensual as the relationship between Sarah and Jeremy progressed. I liked both main characters right from the start, as I have with all of Eva Leigh’s books so far. And I thought the premise here was one that I haven’t encountered yet in Historical Romance.
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