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Rights Sold: Italian, Mondadori
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Daisy Lake is only a memory to successful barrister Gavin Carmichael. But a memory he cannot forget. "Through thick and thin, forever and ever, come what may, we'll stay together…" is the pact the young orphans made over a decade ago, before the wide-eyed little girl was torn from his arms. Only a precious, painful memory … until Gavin walks into an East End supper club where the headlining act is the infamous nightingale of the Montmartre music halls, Delilah du Lac. Overcome, Gavin storms on stage and carries her off, determined to save her from the lifestyle she has apparently embraced. But Daisy wants no part of him. She has only one desire: to act on a proper London stage. It is a dream Gavin can make come true. He promises to employ every resource at his disposal to see she gets a part in the upcoming run of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" … provided she agrees to live with him for one month. Daisy has slept with men for far less. And Gavin has matured into an exceedingly handsome man. But as their sensual games increase in intensity, Gavin is the one in danger of being … ENSLAVED
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Reviews
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"Hope Tarr is simply amazing. With Enslaved she
has written another story that sucks you in and won't let you go." "Wicked
sensuality and witty dialogue reach out to capture the reader’s
attention and hold it throughout the book." "The
likeable lead couple makes for a fine Victorian romance that
will have the audience rooting for the pair to find a way to
remain together. Character driven, Gavin and Daisy struggle
to overcome their past and their perceptions of what is best
for the other. Although Gavin’s cold blooded interfering
grandfather seems more like a Dickensian stereotype, the support
cast especially his two pals Harry (see Vanquished)
and Patrick (future tale) augment an enjoyable tale." "I
can easily recommend Enslaved. Thoughtful
and well-written historical romances are scarce on the shelf
and this book is too good to pass up." "Tarr pegs Victorian-era London perfectly in this delightful tale of delayed
love. This story of four orphans banding together through trials and tribulations
at a young age and their relationships after they become adults is poignant and
romantic." “Ms.
Tarr presents us with an engaging story that includes twists
and turns that will leave you guessing.” "Hope Tarr has a new fan. I can't wait to check out more of her work, and see what she has in store for her readers. Enslaved certainly put chains around my heart. It is a Joyfully Reviewed Recommended Read for me." Amazon: "Hope
Tarr has a new fan. . . . Enslaved certainly
put chains around my heart. It is a Joyfully Reviewed Recommended
Read for me."
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