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    REVIEW: THE LOVEDAY REVENGE by KATE TREMAYNE

    "With its cast of unforgettable characters, sweeping locations, nail-biting intrigue and poignant family drama, Kate Tremayne’s saga following the lives and loves of the Loveday family is a must-read for readers who yearn for those wonderfully old-fashioned, full-bloodied and intense family sagas by Susan Howatch and Winston Graham."

    In The Loveday Revenge, the eighth installment in this wildly popular series of Cornish historical romances, the Lovedays’ good fortunes have taken a turn for the worst and they find themselves on the edge of ruin. The cruel and embittered corrupt smuggler Harry Sawle seems to have succeeded in ruining the fortunes of the family, but the Lovedays are not about to let him walk all over them. However, in order for the family to triumph, they realize that they must forget their differences and feuds and work together in order for their good fortunes to be restored.

    Realizing that they cannot let their enemy, Harry Sawle, win, Adam and St John, long-time rivals, realize that they must end their feud and come together, so they declare an uneasy truce, so united are they in their determination to defeat their enemy.

    Meanwhile, their stepbrother Richard Allbright returns, having been fighting in the war against France. But what could his return mean for the family? Will the Lovedays manage to clear their name? Will their good fortune ever be restored? Or will they let their enemies triumph?

    Kate Tremayne’s Loveday saga gets better and better with every book! Romantic, passionate, intriguing, breathtaking and engrossing from beginning to end, once I started The Loveday Revenge, I found myself unable to put it down. Full of characters that linger in the mind long after the last page is turned, nefarious scheming, heartwrenching romance, powerful emotion, love, lust, greed and family secrets, The Loveday Revenge is sheer perfection from start to finish.

    If you want to find out the reason why readers and critics all over the world are falling in love with the Loveday family, then pick up a copy of The Loveday Revenge, and get ready to be swept back in time with these enthralling books which I just cannot get enough of!

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    Genre: historical
    ISBN: 978-0755333509
    Page Count: 352 Pages
    Price: $ £6.99
    Reviewer: Julie Bonello

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    Sensuality Rating: Sweet
    Star Rating: 4 Stars
    Author's Website: www.katetremayne.com

    posted Friday, July 4th, 2008

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