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    A Dangerous Deception

    By L.R. Olson

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    Four brothers. James the strong and sure. Rafe the irresponsible rake. Oliver the cold and clinical. Then there was William. William the honorable Knight in Shining Armor.

    After years of ignoring the whispered rumors about his disreputable family, William has a plan. His dream of becoming a solider will bring respect to the family name, and help England forget decades of mishaps. Everything in his carefully constructed life is going as planned, until he meets Lillian. From the moment she steps from the carriage he knows she belongs to him. But how can their passionate affair lead to a happily ever when she’s already engaged to his cousin?

    Please Note: Because of cursing and content, these volumes are recommended for readers eighteen years of age and up.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherL.R. Olson
    Release dateSep 13, 2016
    ISBN9781310952289
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    L.R. Olson

    L.R. Olson currently writes Contemporary and New Adult Romance. You can find out more information at www.LROlson.com

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    • 5/5
      The first book of this author that I've read was the Dangerous Temptation and it was a great book as it showed the characters especially Jamie has been dynamic, just like William and even Lillian in this story. I like the fact that the mature parts of the story is just not all about sating the character's lust, but there's love as well hidden beneath the surface. Aside from that, I also like the fact that it is historical and showed a lot of information that I actually didn't know about their era where women have been objectified and the fact that both Lillian and Jules have defied the social standards makes me want to admire them not only just a woman but a mother as well. If only this book is published in our country, I would definitely buy one. Props to the author for a great romance novel which is actually the genre of a novel that I'm not really fond of, honestly. This is my first time actually the second time (Given that Jamie's and Jules' story was the first) reading a romance novel and I was hoping if there will be another novel from L.R. Olson but this time it will be all about Rafe or even Oliver! I think I'm starting to love these Whitfield brothers.

      P.S. I hope I'll be able to get an update if you'll be writing once again for the last two brothers, Rafe and Oliver.
    • 5/5
      Excellent ! I loved this second chance romance .

      Triggers: abusive behaviour mentioned
      Steam Level : detailed lovemaking scenes