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Originally published in 1990 as The Rogue and the Runaway, this Lord Robert Andreville novel has been substantially expanded.
Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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Lord Robert Andreville, a master spy with the face of a fallen angel and a darkly heroic past, crosses Regency England with a half-Mohawk beauty. As they evade pursuers and circle each other in a dance of desire, their idyll is shattered by dark secrets. Only love has the power to heal the past.

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5.0�toiles sur 5 The Indian and the Spy, Mars 26 2003

Par	Erik Weikum "eaweikum" (Lansing, MI United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires (REAL NAME)

This is a great story, Maxie and Robert are two of the best characters Ms. Putney has ever created! A story of east meets west and the differences that make each other fall in love with the other. This is also a very humorous story, a chase a crossed the length of England and two lovers who don't want to be found. This story has all the makings of a good merry romp! Curl up in you favorite blanket, and let Ms. Putney sweep you away!! Definately worth the reading time!

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4.0�toiles sur 5 Must add to your collection, Ao� 6 2002

Par	Beth Jones Henkel "sabriel25" (louisville KY) - Voir tous mes commentaires (REAL NAME)

The third in the Fallen Angel Series, we finally see Robin enjoy happiness. Robin was such a sweetheart to Margot in Petals on the Wind, you really did feel bad that Rafe ended up with her. However, while Maxima is strong like Margot, she has the determination needed to help Robin deal with his demons over what he has done in the name of loyalty for his country. Together as the two of them travel by foot to London while avoiding hitmen and their own families, they become more passionate and the healing of both their wounded hearts enhanced by their growing love for one another. This book again is not as good as the first in the series, but has an emotional quality that the others don't have in that we see many character reuniting and healing over past hurts than we saw in others. This books is the turning point in which Lucien (one of the actual Fallen Angels) begin to understand the torture his soul has endured by his part in the spy ring. Robin while not part of the Fallen Angels (Nick, Rafe, Lucien and Michael), is a worthy character and one that I liked immensely. It's really his character that pulls this book into the level of romance reading that I enjoy.

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5.0�toiles sur 5 mjp at her best, Jui 19 2002

Par	L. G. Schilling "aaronssweetheart" (SPRING HILL, FL United States) - Voir tous mes commentaires (REAL NAME)

I have never read a MJP book that wasn't simply wonderful. Even her contemporaries (which I don't really care for) deserve five stars. Angel Rogue is no exception, it is an unusual, beautiful love story that will leave you sighing long after you turned the last page.

Lord Robert Andreville (Robin) has returned to England after a dozen years of spying for the British crown in the fight agaisnt Napoleon. He is weary in mind and spirit and tortured by memories of the past when he meets Maxima Collins. Maxie is an American with an unique heritage: she's half Mohawk and half English and she has come to England with her father who died shortly afterward. Maxie feels all alone in the world, she feels like an alien among her aristocratic English family. She also has reason to suspect foul play in her father's sudden death. So she decides to leave the country manor where she was staying with her uncle and travel to London masquerading as a boy to learn what she can about her father's last hours. She meets Robin on the way by literally falling over him. He is immediately taken by her exotic looks and unconventional ways. He decides to appoint himself her guardian and together they embark on a perilous journey during which Maxie teaches Robin to trust and let go of the past while falling irrevocably in love with him.

Maxie is a delightful heroine, she is strong,intelligent and independent. No chin lifting, blushing, simpering heroines for MJP. She creates characters that are real, with credible issues and feelings that the reader can relate to. Robin is adorable and
even though he's extremely drool-worthy I found it interesting that he's of average height. I had never before read about a hero in a romance novel that was less than a six footer so this was a refreshing change and made him seem more real to me.

In short, this a great book and certainly another winner in MJP's long list of excellent romances. :)

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5.0�toiles sur 5 It grows on you
When I first read this book, it was not my favorite in the Fallen Angel series - I liked Michael's story best. Read more

Publi� le Mai 24 2002 par Patricia Walker

4.0�toiles sur 5 Delightfully unbalanced!
Take one world-weary spy named Robin and toss with the charming determination of one half-breed American named Maxima, and you have a delightful recipe for a road trip. Read more

Publi� le Avril 18 2002 par Bev Moss

5.0�toiles sur 5 Five +
This was a wonderful story that has some very touching moments. I agree with the other reviews. It is very nice to read about a tormented hero who does not inflict his misery on... Read more

Publi� le Nov. 5 2001 par J. Wilson

5.0�toiles sur 5 Can I give ten stars?!
I don't normally rave about romance novels. I enjoy them enough to buy them and pass them on. This is one of the only ones that I kept. It is so wonderful! Read more