A Midnight Dance by Lila DiPasqua

Inspired by the tale of Cinderella, Lila DiPasqua weaves a steamy story that offers a glass slipper, a dangerous deception, and an impoverished beauty determined to find her handsome prince…and make him pay.

Born into wealth, Sabine Laurent and her twin sister lived a life of luxury, their father’s prestigious theater frequented by royalty and aristocracy alike. And Sabine dreamed of her own prince charming—the devastatingly handsome Jules de Moutier.

That was before the loss of her sister and her family’s fall from grace—a disaster Sabine blames on the Moutier family. Now, with her father’s death, she’s inherited his sizable debt and the responsibility of caring for his spoiled long-time mistress and her two wastrel daughters. But with the help of Sabine’s eccentric friends—the balance of her father’s acting troupe—she plans to get very close to her old infatuation, seduce the rake—and make away with a fortune.

Resisting Jules’s skillful mouth and tantalizing touch is not as easy as Sabine supposed. And soon she must decide whether her desire for vengeance is greater than her desire for her one and only prince…

Master of Shadows by Angela Knight

Circle of Fire by Michelle Zink

Cold Vengeance by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child

Changing the Game by Jaci Burton

The Many Sins of Lord Cameron by Jennifer Ashley

Retribution by Sherrilyn Kenyon 

Unsaid by Neil Abramson

Darkness Descending by Devyn Quinn

Storm’s Heart by Thea Harrison 

Midnight Sins by Lora Leigh

Deadly Sins by Kylie Brant

Dark Souls by Paula Morris 

I’ve got Circle of Fire and A Midnight Dance at the top of my TBR and I’ve heard great things about Jaci Burton’s books. Which books have you got your eyes on this week? 

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Jackie is a quirky mom, living in Ontario, Canada. She's a bookkeeper by day and a book lover by night. She also blogs at The Novel Nation and writes occasionally for Heroes and Heartbreakers.

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