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Dangerous Games (Paperback)

by Amanda Scott (Author)
1.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (2 customer reviews)

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When her gambler father auctions her off to the highest bidder at a Newmarket gambling club, a desperate Melissa Seacourt seeks refuge with Nicholas Barrington, eldest son of the Earl of Ulcombe, who buys her for twenty thousand guineas. Original.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Serious Dissapointment, Aug 13 2002
By Tanya L. Schaub "TSchlaack" (Livermore, Maine USA) - See all my reviews
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I was very dissapointed in this AS book. I have loved most all of her books but this one. The book has - child beating, sexual abuse of a child and the hero is even sorta a pig. If you are expecting one of AS's normal Scottish Romances I suggest you find another of her books. I did not find any chemistry between Melissa and Nick and Sir Geoffrey is well... to say to much would ruin the book for someone else.
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2.0 out of 5 stars this book doesn't wash, Jul 23 1999
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I usually enjoy A. Scott's books, more for the historical feel than anything else. But DGames is really too bad. Nicholas is a prig or a jerk or whatever you want to call him. Melissa is a twit. With most of Scott's work, DGames has no passion between the two main characters. There was definitely no passion in this book. Possibly my favorite of Scott's books is Highland Fling. Maggie is spirited and Ned is neat. They shared about as much feeling between characters as you are going to find in one of Ms Scott's books. I love historical romance, but please liven up your work Ms Scott. There needs to be some spark between your lovers.
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