About this item
Highlights
- "Caskie's wit sparkles like a crown jewel.
- Author(s): Kathryn Caskie
- 384 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Romance
- Series Name: Seven Deadly Sins
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About the Book
The latest book in Caskie's Seven Deadly Sins series pits Lady Siusan Sinclair against the one man who holds the power to ruin her--and the key to her heart. Original.Book Synopsis
"Caskie's wit sparkles like a crown jewel."
--New York Times bestselling author Christina Dodd
Bestselling author Kathryn Caskie tempts historical readers once more with the Seven Deadly Sins--the deliciously licentious Sinclair family of unforgettable rogues and rapscallions--in The Duke's Night of Sin. This latest family chronicle of passionate misadventures pits Lady Siusan Sinclair against the one man who holds in one hand the power to ruin her...and in the other, the key to her heart. If you adore the amorous exploits of Stephanie Laurens's sinful Cynsters and Julia Quinn's delightful Bridgerton clan--or have a passion for the romantic fiction of Lisa Kleypas and Victoria Alexander--The Duke's Night of Sin is a night you will long remember!
From the Back Cover
The "Seven Deadly Sins" lived for scandal and delighted in disgrace, but now they must repent--in marriage!
A sin he cannot forget
The Duke of Exeter knows it's time to find a bride, and he's determined to locate the passionate minx who enticed him in a pitch-black library. But how can you find someone you've never really seen? Then, while supervising his young ward's education, he is irresistibly attracted to her exquisite new teacher. He keeps wondering if they've met somewhere before, never suspecting she's the woman he's never forgotten after his one night of sin.
A wicked secret
As a beloved instructress at an exclusive school for young ladies, Lady Siusan Sinclair is a model of deportment. But no one knows her secret--that she fled London for Bath, her reputation on the verge of tatters, her fortune lost. Still, no matter how hard she tries, she can't forget the knee-weakening kiss of the man who led her astray . . .
