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Unlacing the Innocent Miss (Harlequin Historical, No 1016)
Unlacing the Innocent Miss - Harlequin Historical, No 1016
Author: Margaret McPhee
Rosalind Meadowfield is a dowager’s companion with a secret to hide. Even when she is accused of theft and fleeing for her life Rosalind dare not reveal the truth of it. With so much at stake how can she find herself falling for the very man sent to apprehend her? Will Wolversley, or Wolf as he is known, a man with a past, strong, honourab...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780373296163
ISBN-10: 0373296169
Publication Date: 11/1/2010
Pages: 288
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3.7 stars, based on 24 ratings
Publisher: Harlequin
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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Jerseygirltoo avatar reviewed Unlacing the Innocent Miss (Harlequin Historical, No 1016) on + 455 more book reviews
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Not a bad book, but the title and cover are a bit misleading. The hero is a thief taker, and the heroine is a penniless companion who has been falsely accused of theft. This book is connected to the others in the Regency "Silk & Scandal" series, each book being written by a different author but with some of the same characters and background story, but you can definitely read it as a stand-alone.
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excellent book to read in my opinion.
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4amreader avatar reviewed Unlacing the Innocent Miss (Harlequin Historical, No 1016) on + 157 more book reviews
A Keeper! My first McPhee book; definitely not my last. I loved this story and her writing.

First, this was an enjoyable, exciting read, and a great continuation, and progression, of the Silk & Scandal series. Second, I really liked the uniqueness of the storyline, with the hero being a "thief-taker", sort of like a modern-day bounty hunter. I'd never heard of those before.

Both the lead characters were immediately drawn to each other physically, but neither wanted to be. The author handled their budding attraction, and deepening emotions, deftly and I'm so glad I was introduced to a new author whose backlist I can now search out and devour!

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