Lord Perfect (Berkley Sensation) this question feed

asked by glassysurf on November 7, 2006 5:39 AM
Tall, dark, and handsome, the heir to the Earl of Hargate, Benedict Carsington, is known for his impeccable manners and good breeding. Benedict knows all the rules and has no trouble following them--until Bathsheba Wingate enters his life. Now, the two must embark on a rescue mission that puts them in dangerous, intimate proximity. Fortunately, Benedict is in perfect control--despite his mad desire to break all the rules. Perfect control. Really.


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Loretta Chase's books are always good. I have read & enjoyed them all. 'Lord Perfect' is a new title and the book more than met my high high expectations. It is funny, touching, exciting and extremely sexy. The characters are fully developed and very appealing. I expect to re-read this book as I have all of Chase's earlier books. It is really a SIX ****** star keeper.
reviewed by 90210 on November 11, 2006 3:03 AM

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I've never read a novel by Ms. Chase that I didn't enjoy thoroughly and this book was no exception. The characters were well developed and the story was well-paced. As always, the dialoge was well-written, full of humour and wit, and very enjoyable to read. This book is definitely a keeper and will be reread often. I'm anxiously looking forward to Ms. Chase's next offering.
reviewed by hooked on November 22, 2006 11:07 PM

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This book is like a refreshing cold drink on a hot day.I haven't read a book lately that has such emotional depth. The writing is fabulous and fully engages you in the escapades of both the hero and heroine as well as the children. I found the letters written by Olivia charming. There's a lot of humor here as well.This is a wonderfully heartfelt romance.
reviewed by nutshell on November 24, 2006 9:31 AM

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This was one of the most charming books I have read in a long time. Well written, witty repartee, well defined characters and just plain fun...You could really feel for Benedict and Batsheba, both products of their backgrounds and environment which interfered with their attraction to each other. You could chuckle at the interaction of Bathsheba's daugher and Benedict's nephew and their escapade which brought the hero and heroine together and eventually garnered respectablity for Batsheba - which she never thought -given her backgroud as one of the Dreadful Delaneys - she would have or even ever have a life in which she could be loved or to love again ...a definite keeper and a re-read.
reviewed by squeege on November 28, 2006 3:11 PM

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