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by Beth Elliott

Author:	Beth Elliott
Subcategory:	Romantic Suspense
Language:	English
Publisher:	Robert Hale (October 1, 2010)
Pages:	224 pages
Category:	Romance
Rating:	4.6
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If you go to the trouble of creating one – and doing it as well as Beth Elliott has done – you are only at the beginning of your duty. The closing kiss should not be the end of this story

If you go to the trouble of creating one – and doing it as well as Beth Elliott has done – you are only at the beginning of your duty. The closing kiss should not be the end of this story. Richard Blake’s new novel Crown of Empire was published in London in April 2016.

Dip into any book about the history of this glorious city and you'll find it was always abuzz with diplomacy and intrigue - a perfect setting for an adventure story.

Find all the books, read about the author, and more. Are you an author? Learn about Author Central. Beth Elliott (Author). Dip into any book about the history of this glorious city and you'll find it was always abuzz with diplomacy and intrigue - a perfect setting for an adventure story. And its exotic glories make it perfect for romance. It's the first of three Regency tales I'm writing using Constantinople as a setting.

Well crafted and well written from start to finish, Beth Elliott's stories are a pleasure to read. Rose is at times torn between the handsome and charismatic Kerim Pasha and her old love Tom; it is not until rather far into the story that she is sure of her heart. I felt the characters were very well drawn and there are no eye-roll-worthy actions.

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When Rose Charteris arrives in Constantinople, the last thing she expects is to come face to face with Tom Hawkesleigh, the man who broke her heart four years previously, but there he isand worse is yet to come. Rose is forced to work with Tom on a top secret document for the Sultan. Spied on by all sides, she must affect a polite indifference and get the job done, despite her inner turmoil. Finally, Rose is free to return to London but danger follows her. Tom is desperate to help but the fiercely independent Rose has other ideas. Underneath her tough facade, however, Rose is still in love with the man who abandoned her all those years ago. Can she swallow her pride and let him in again? Or is it too little, too late?

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Landarn

A fun regency romance with an unusual twist, this story features a heroine who, although reared in the gentility, finds herself cut off by both her late husband's family, who kept her dowry but have no room for the young widow, and her own father, who disposed of his responsibilities to her, in his own view, when he married her to his godson, who seemed to rank higher in his concerns than his own daughter. Rose and her younger, unmarried sister Helena, have both been taken in by a kind and childless aunt and uncle, and travel with them to Egypt and other exotic places following their passion for antiquarian studies. While Helena joins eagerly in trying to crack the linguistic code of the newly discovered Rosetta Stone, Rose uses her more than ordinary artistic talent to draw the artifacts her uncle finds and, atypically for a gently-reared Regency-era lady, is thus able to earn her own income and not be dependent on her neglectful father or the charity of Sir Philip and Lady Westacote.

Fleeing danger in Egypt, the ladies arrive in Constantinople seeking help from the British ambassador, only to be greeted by his assistant in the person of Rose's first and lost love, forbidden to her by her father not for any lack of good family and social standing, but owing to the interference of her sister-in-law. Tom's prospects as a landless second son have greatly improved due to his diligent Army and Foreign Office work, but he and Rose, having been forbidden any communication for five years by their respective families, both harbor sad memories and fears of rejection, and Rose, after a short but loveless marriage, values her hard-won independence.

The big question: can the erstwhile lovers see past their injured pride and broken hearts to happiness, or will they once again lose each other. Will the harridan sister-in-law interfere once again, or will she learn the limits of her own controlling bitterness? Read all about it in this entertaining, fast-reading novel.

White_Nigga

Rose was desperately in love with young Tom, but due to interference from both families, each thinks the other has forsaken them. Rose has been pushed into a marriage with no love. Four years later in a land far away, the young widow again encounters the only man she has ever loved. Through adventure, intrigue, danger, and espionage, April and May chronicles the struggles this young couple endure to find love again.
I would definitely give Beth Elliot two thumbs up!

WOGY

A delightful sweet Regency tale with a good story line. All the characters are well portrayed.
Well written with well researched background!

Haralem

This love story also had drama and adventure. I liked how well all the characters worked together. The changes in location added a bit of flavor than a typical English Historical Romance. The book was well written and was a good read.

Shak

I enjoyed this book. It was a pleasant intriguing historical romance with a happy ending . I so enjoy those.

Ahieones

This is a delightfully old fashioned romance with adventure thrown in. Young Rose and Tom fell in love, only to be cruelly separated by fate and unpleasant relatives. They meet in Constantinople a few years later -- she is now a widow and he is a diplomat and spy. Love still is not easy for this unlucky couple, but their journey is engaging and sweet. The details of the changing ways of the old empire and the delicate diplomacy, along with information about Egyptology, give depth to the story without bogging it down. A little more interaction between the leads would have added to the sizzle. Too much was going on in their minds, rather than being shown through actions. Lovely symmetry in the ending and a well deserved comeuppance for one certain shrew.

Gugrel

I've better liked some of Elliot's other work . This one starts well enough, but feels somewhat padded and formulaic as it goes on. I'll not keep it - but will try other work by this author. ..we all have our "off" days.

A solid, lengthy Regency tale reaching from Constantinople to London. Engaging characters and well laid plot, with "sweet" sensuality level.

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