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Title	:	Pride and Pleasure
Author	:	Sylvia Day
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	July 29th 2014 by Kensington (first published January 25th 2011)
Categories	:	Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Adult Fiction. Erotica. Historical Fiction

Pride and Pleasure

Sylvia Day

Kindle Edition | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 3.75 | 7204 Users | 419 Reviews

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Wealth Has Its Dangers. . . There are disadvantages to being an heiress, as Eliza Martin knows well. Fortune hunters corner her, friends become opportunistic, and lately, someone is engineering "accidents" to propel her into marriage. Not one to be bullied, Eliza needs the right man to infiltrate the nest of suitors. . . . . .So Do Certain Men By all measures, Jasper Bond is the wrong man for the job. He can't dance, isn't known for his restraint, and his blood heats whenever he's near his latest employer. Eliza Martin insists no one will believe an intellectual like her could be seduced by a man of action like Jasper, but the combination of his desire and her mystery makes the case one he can't resist. Client satisfaction is a point of pride and it's his pleasure to prove he's just the man she needs after all. . . "Everything romance readers expect and more." --RT Book Reviews

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Original Title:	Pride and Passion ASIN B00LPS5VHI
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	England

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Ratings: 3.75 From 7204 Users | 419 Reviews

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Pride and Pleasure was given to me as an Arc from Netgalley in exchange of an honest review. Jasper Bond and Eliza Martin have me all a flutter. What a wonderfully, surprisingly, fantastic regency romance. I have been on the outs with my regency romances lately, but this one was perfect!!! A pure pleasure to read!Eliza Martin is smack bang in the middle of her sixth and final season. She is surrounded by suitors most of them fortune hunters who seek to better themselves with her very comfortable

Rating: 4 1/2 starsA generous plot with enough twists and turns to keep me from feeling disappointed whenever there were predictable moments. Jasper Bond is gorgeous, well-endowed and alpha to the center of his being. Eliza Martin is intelligent, strong-willed and independent. Together they are fascinating, tempestuous and compliment one another. Sylvia Day makes the most of their interaction along with the intrigue and supporting characters. A steamy, fast-paced and entertaining novel overall.

*****3.5 Pleasurable Stars*****Eliza is an heiress in her sixth season. She has money, manages her own finances and affairs, and has never been denied anything. She has happily decided not to marry, but to live out the rest of her days quietly reading and spending time in the country. Marriage would only cost her her freedom to do as she pleases, and would allow her husband to take over her finances. And that is just unacceptable. Eliza has no concept of carnal lust until she lays eyes on

This book was on sale and I could not help myself but read it, needless to say I did not enjoy myself. The entire book read formulaic and I never felt any liking towards any of the characters. The dialogue read stiff and most of the time I was just yawning and speeding through it so I could get to the end.

PRIDE AND PLEASURE is one of those books that stay with you, not necessarily because of the story, but because of the writing. This is less of a mystery than it is a simple yet wonderful character study, and that is my favorite kind of read.Eliza Martin is a closed, efficient woman who is in her sixth, and final, season for capturing a suitor, something shed rather not be bothered with. She is independent and wealthy, and she is so determined to be the opposite of her mother, that shed rather

*****3.5 Pleasurable Stars*****Eliza is an heiress in her sixth season. She has money, manages her own finances and affairs, and has never been denied anything. She has happily decided not to marry, but to live out the rest of her days quietly reading and spending time in the country. Marriage would only cost her her freedom to do as she pleases, and would allow her husband to take over her finances. And that is just unacceptable. Eliza has no concept of carnal lust until she lays eyes on

After studying the writing craft for over a decade now, Id have to honestly say, Ive been ruinedat least as an objective reader. I can no longer slide blithely through redundant description, dawdling action or blah characterization. I find myself constantly searching for more, silently challenging the author to give me a reason to keep the book open, to ignore the push of real life and remain lost in their fictional world.And while charming, shocking, seducing or even scaring a reader into