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"A lush, sensuous treat" (Laura Lee Guhrke, New York Times bestselling author) perfect for fans of Eloisa James and Tessa Dare. WILL A WEEK OF SEDUCTION . . . Desperate to save her sister's life, Sidonie Forsythe has agreed to submit herself to a terrible fate: Beyond the foreboding walls of Castle Craven, a notorious, hideously scarred scoundrel will take her virtue over the course of seven sinful nights. Yet instead of a monster, she encounters a man like no other. And during this week, she comes to care for Jonas Merrick in ways that defy all logic-even as a dark secret she carries threatens them both. . . . SPARK A LIFETIME OF PASSIONATE SURRENDER? Ruthless loner Jonas knows exactly who he is. Should he forget, even for a moment, the curse he bears, a mere glance in the mirror serves as an agonizing reminder. So when the lovely Sidonie turns up on his doorstep, her seduction is an even more delicious prospect than he originally planned. But the hardened outcast is soon moved by her innocent beauty, sharp wit, and surprising courage. Now as dangerous enemies gather at the gate to destroy them, can their new, fragile love survive? Read more
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Everyone Should Spend Seven Nights in a Rogue's Bed
Format: Kindle
Anna Campbell is truly a terrific writer. For those of us long in the romance tooth, she's akin to the Elaine Coffmans and Elizabeth Lowells of the genre. Since others have commented extensively on the plot, I won't. What I will comment on is every other aspect that I find worthy, since I'm a writer myself. There's predictable romance, romance that includes complete surprises with tons of plot twists, and romance that develops at a steady pace. I'd say this falls between predictable (most are by default) and more towards steady romance. What drives this book is plenty of character development and tension between the characters. I loved them both and for me, that's saying a lot. Ms. Campbell relies on a variety of literary devices to carry readers along and vivid description is one. The setting is the somewhat predictable device of a gray, almost gothic estate with the typical dark and stormy night beginning but Ms. Campbell manages to make all that fresh somehow. And how. It's Beauty and the Beast with a contest of wills thrown in. Yes, it's been done but not this way...not quite. Ms. Campbell also exceeds at dialogue. In fact, it's the thing that first drew me to her as a reader. Most of her characters talk and by that, I mean really converse. Sure, there's lovemaking galore (I should note this is not a "clean" book but a spicy one, for those who care about this sort of thing) but in between, there's honest, witty dialogue. The heroine isn't a sap. The hero has issues but there are reasons for them. Between the two characters, they manage to hash things out, not just in the bedroom, but with actual clothes on. Gotta love that in a story line. Yes, there's angst. Yes, there is miscommunication between the characters that seems a bit overreached but I'll remind consumers of the genre: it's a romance novel. Guaranteed happy ending and the generally expected trouble before the characters get there, sure. However, Ms. Campbell's vivid portrayal of the setting, her plot narrative, her portrayal of the main characters, make this a heck of a good romping read. Pick it up. See what entertainment seven nights in some rogue's bed will get you.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2016 by Laurel Perry
So much to love. So much to hate.
Format: Kindle
Oh boy, did I have a real love-hate relationship with this book. There’s so much wrong with it and so much right with it. The plot, a take on beauty and the beast with secondary characters that have screwed with the main characters lives, is weak and merely an excuse for the two to have sex. I do love forced proximity though so I’m trying not to be too hard on it. It’s rather predictable, a little on the boring side, and melodramatic. Nearly all the emotional development happens through sex. And worst of all, the heroine is annoying and infuriating. I should hate this book. But I loved it! The hero made this book. His heart went pitter patter, and so did mine. Jonas Merrick’s face is hideously scarred from a cruel childhood incident. Despite his outward appearance, this man is sexy as hell. It’s not just his face that’s scarred, he’s scarred to the depths of his soul. He’s all tough on the outside but meltingly tender on the inside. He’s had a hard life. He’s alone and just wants to be loved. No, he needs to be loved. Desperately. And his heart does flip flops for Sidonie practically from page one. I adore him. I adore him for how hard he fell for the heroine. For his complete inability to maintain his tough exterior around her. For his ever growing desire to do right by her when he’s spent his whole life doing wrong. For his sweetness and brightness that he tries to hide behind a sad and lonely darkness. The best thing about Sidonie is that she’s capable of loving a man like Jonas. He needed to be touched and cherished. He needed someone who was unafraid of him, unintimidated by him, who wasn’t appalled by his scars. He needed someone to see his goodness and prove to him that he was worthy of being loved. I hate to minimize a woman to what she can do for a man, but holy hell, I really didn’t like her very much so I’m just appreciating her for making this man happy, because he so deserved it. That’s not to say he didn’t do anything for her. Sidonie was afraid of being controlled by men, for good reason based on what we know about her background. Jonas, who was supposedly a tyrant, was the last person in the world to ever try and control her. He’s so good for her. But oh my god, she was so annoying. She’s extremely wishy-washy. She can’t make up her mind about anything and goes back and forth on her decisions. She’s constantly cursing his advances and pushing him away and then when he withdraws she feels rejected and disappointed. She’s stubborn beyond reason and for the first half of the book every interaction between them is an infuriating battle of wills, far past the point of necessity. And even after Jonas has shown her, repeatedly, that he can be trusted, that he truly cares for her, that he’s not a monster or any of the things she feared or that people say about him, she still holds this secret from him because she’s afraid he will do her family wrong if he knew the truth. It was infuriating. There is one scene, one, where I loved her. She finally stops being this Namby-pamby, wishy-washy, frightened, mixed-signal sending, argumentative, girl and transforms into a woman who actually knows what she wants, what she needs, and even more touchingly, what she needs to do to turn Jonas completely inside out. She forces Jonas to face his fears and feelings and weaknesses and to give up control in what turns out to be an incredibly passionate and emotional love scene. And right when I think she’s about to change, she goes right back to questioning his moral character. After all they’d been through and all he’s shown her, she still doubts him and betrays him and I hated her for that. Still, these two were somehow great together. The love scenes were hot and emotional and the steaminess was well mixed up with so many feels tugging at my heart. These two had an aching desire that was quite palpable. This one particular scene where Jonas felt his heart breaking I was crushed right alongside him. Damn, he just wanted her so bad, and not just for sex. He was tumbling headlong into love. I got feels from him for literally the entire book. Unfortunately, the end took abit of a turn to crazy town and pulled me out of what had been a truly beautiful romance. And I could go on and on about a number of other things that I hated about this book. But the feels from the hero, and even some from the heroine, were so stellar that I’d suffer it all again for these things that I loved. And it’s for that reason that I’m giving this book 4 stars. The spectacular feels and beautiful romance completely outshined the weak plot and infuriating heroine.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2019 by HB
***4.5 Stars***
Holy Shamoly that was hard work. Bloody brilliant, but seriously full of feelings that I got to nearly the last page before everything was settled. Seven Nights in a Rogue's Bed is the story of Sidonie and Jonas. Sidonie is the twenty-four year old virgin spinster sent as sacrifice to pay the debt of her beloved (bitch) sister Roberta to Jonas Merrick, bastard by name and bastard by action. I'm not going to go over the full details of this story, but I will say that everything is not as it seems. This story was brilliantly written with a talent and professionalism that is not always found in modern writing. It was clear and precise and the only time I stumbled was trying to understand the accent of Mrs Bevans, Merrick's housekeeper. The writing flowed and I was never in doubt in regards to the sentiment and feelings of the characters. I took away half a star because at times I was overwhelmed by the sadness and injustice this couple have faced in their lives. Merrick has been treated badly not just because of his bastardry but also because of a scar across his face that nearly cost him his life when he was young. I just felt that there was little happiness and for a long time, no hope that things will get better or resolved. There was never a question of cheating or other women or men, but Jonas does talk about how he treated or was treated by women before Sidonie entered his life. All angst revolves around the relationship and the people in their lives. I did enjoy this story, but it is not a lighthearted read. I would liken it to Beauty and the Beast. I felt a connection to both the characters and could understand some of the motives behind their actions. Saying that, I still wanted to bash them over the heads for their stubbornness. It is well written and I did not find any mistakes. I will definitely be reading more from this author. This review and more can be found at http://edgyreviews.com/
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2015 by Stacey
Loved it!
Oh my, i just about fell in love with Jonas! Talk about sex appeal. Cynical to a fault, but who could blame him. There was so much to his story and i loved that Sidonie was not that annoying "oh my word, will that fit" sort of heroine;) Solid characters, absolute solid writing, very different from her previous novels it seems. The setting was so gothic and dark yet the dialogue was so witty, and lively. The writing style was very enjoyable. Ms. Campbell didn't spend endless amounts of time describing things no one really cares about. The characters did not go tumbling into bed too soon (pg 185 or so), and so the tension was very appealing and she was able to build upon their connection very well in such a short time frame. They had a funny, teasing sort of relationship. She was very wary of him, trying so hard to resist his charms, but kept finding herself completely at his mercy emotionally. He cared for her right off the bat, tried to hide it a bit unsuccessfully, which made him even more endearing. And when they finally did, um...well, that was nice. Very, very nice. Mostly do to Jonas, he was all sexy and brooding, who doesn't love that?! And then Sidonie proved herself later on, she had a lot of internal struggle, but it was not frustrating to the reader, neither are the side plots. The focus was on their relationship. All other factors just complimented their story. Things get wrapped up pretty neatly and i'm looking forward to the next book in this series. Very satisfying read!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2012 by Ava M.
this book was okay
Format: Kindle
This book was the least favorite of all Anna's historicals. I started it when it first came out and didnt care much for Sidonie's character. So I put it down. When A rake"s midnight kiss came out i had to pick it up again since Jonas was mentioned early on. I skipped a lot just to get through it and am now starting A rake's midnight kiss all over. This one i like so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2013 by Jesse Greenvald
Incredibly emotional Beauty and the Beast story
Format: Kindle
**Spoiler Alert** Do not read unless you want to know how this book ends! Jonas and Sidonie, I loved them so much but her sister, Roberta, what a selfish, callous woman!! The scene in the final chapter when she just about leaves him in the office and walks away and then she turns because she hears a noise and realizes that it’s Jonas falling apart because she’s leaving him, it was so beautiful and well written and made me laugh with joy because Anna Campbell had me thinking this was not going to be an HEA! And the epilogue, wonderful!! I felt like at points that I was dancing on the head of a pin and other times I just wanted to smack them both (especially Jonas) for not seeing the love they had for each other but that’s a romance book, right? I haven’t started it yet but I will be reading the rest of the books in this series, I have to see how Jonas’ friends, Richard and Camden get their HEAs. Loved them in this first book, great banter!! Brava Anna!! Brava!! ♥️📚♥️
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2023 by Beth in Ohio
Seven nights? Yes, please.
Format: Kindle
So is this book (1) Beauty and the Beast redux, (2) dastardly blackguard bastard wreaks further revenge on rightful heir, (3) innocent miss sacrifices herself to save her abused sister, or (4) unrepentent rake introduces proper lady to passion? How about a combination of all these plus more, more, more. The Hero and heroine are characters with so many layers reading this book was like opening presents. Each confrontation brought out further aspects of their personalities and behaviors. The H was cruel and cutting but also tormented and hurting. He was surprisingly generous and tender. The heroine was innocent without being grossly naive. She was intelligent and strong, willing to make sacrifices for her family yet unwilling to be degraded or a mere pawn. She was soft-hearted and kind, and confused by her new reality versus what she thought she knew. Both characters waffled in their feelings toward each other and often traded barbed comments interspersed with compliments. A lesser author would likely have been unable to so deftly illustrate each layer in her characters but Campbell reveals the inner turmoil and confused thoughts the H and h had for each other. Both had preconceptions of the other and their situation and both came to new opinions and feelings as they grew closer and learned more about the other. Both thought they had their futures mapped out and that they knew themselves to be unchangeable. Both were wrong. This was a beautiful and remarkable story of how two people found each other in the most unlikely of situations. There are several secondary characters and subplots but to speak of them here might give too much away. Suffice it to say I cannot wait to read the tales of Sir Richard and Duke Cam. I encourage others to read this book and watch two characters turn a distasteful and disreputable beginning into a journey of discovery of themselves and each other. They both behave badly, they both make mistakes, and they are perfect for each other.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2013 by Chick With Brains
This book had me in a glass case of emotion!
Wow! So I just finished this book last night and it had me in a glass case of emotion almost the entire way through. I've read many great romances, but this one is in a league of its own. The romance is very genuine and the sex scenes are comoellibg. Sometimes an abundance of sex can become tedious and boring. There is quite a bit of sex in this book, but I never found myself bored. Each encounter served to further the intimacy and the development of the story. I absolutely love the two main characters. Their I reactions were zingy and entertaining. There was a surprising amount of humor - I found myself smiling or giggling on more than one occasion. I love Beauty and the Beast themed stories. I live Gothic romances. I love angst and high emotion. This book has it all for me. But the one thing that sold me on this story was the tasteful and respectful way the author handled the seduction. I am aggravated by the lack of sexual consent I find in some romance novels. The fact that Jonas stopped when Sidonie said no and didn't have this attitude of "I can show you how good it is - you don't know what you want because you've never had it". Jonas demonstrates respect for Sidonia and her choices, which is part of why she falls in love with him. Romance authors can sometimes underestimate the power and sexiness of consent - and I'm so delighted to find an author who understands the difference between seduction and coercion.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2016 by Phantom Bookworm