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When We Meet Again
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When We Meet Again

By Victoria Alexander

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Pamela is a mystery Alexei is determined to solve ...

Prince Alexei of Avalonia is a master at the art of seduction, but when a mysterious young woman he meets at a masked ball spends the night in his bed, he finds he is touched in ways he cannot forget. Still, he wonders if she was real or a dream spun of moonlight.

Alexei might well be a temptation Pamela cannot resist ...

And Miss Pamela Effington is no dream. Certainly, succumbing to the prince's seduction was madness. Now she's come to her senses and is thankful their paths will never cross again. Even if they do, he had never truly seen her face.

But they are both in for the shock of their lives. For back in London, determined to lead a blameless life, Pamela finds Alexei occupying her home -- a townhouse she's only recently inherited -- and he refuses to leave. A feigned courtship seems an excellent idea, and soon the mystery and temptation begin all over again.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherHarperCollins
Release dateOct 13, 2009
ISBN9780061796869
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Victoria Alexander

#1 New York Times bestselling author Victoria Alexander was an award-winning television reporter until she discovered fiction was more fun than real life. She is the author of thirty-one novels, and her books have been translated into more than a dozen languages. Victoria lives in Omaha, Nebraska, with her long-suffering husband and two dogs, in a house under endless renovation and never-ending chaos.

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  • 5/5
    A delicious Regency read!! Engaging characters and an entertaining plot line. Nice amount of steam to keep the story popping!

    They really are quite a pair! Such an entertaining tale, much farce!

    I love a lively historical with all the pomp and circumstance! Really enjoyable read!

    A fun series.
  • 5/5
    I really enjoyed this book. The heroine, Pamela, was delightful without being cheesy and the hero, Alexei, was dignified and gentlemanly while still maintaining a rakish air. A quick read- one that ended much too soon.