Rules of Passion
Rules of Passion by Sara Bennett, published by Harper Collins on September 27, 2005, is a historical romance that follows the bold and unconventional Marietta, one of the three Greentree sisters. In her quest to emulate her mother, the infamous courtesan Madame Aphrodite, Marietta must first seduce Max Valland, a disgraced former lord. As she navigates the complexities of passion, Marietta discovers that her journey is fraught with unexpected emotions and challenges.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of desire and the intricacies of love against a historical backdrop. As Marietta and Max engage in their unconventional arrangement, the story delves into the tensions between ambition and genuine affection. With 384 pages, this edition presents a vivid portrayal of romance and the societal expectations of the time, inviting readers to witness Marietta’s struggle between adhering to the courtesan’s rules and following her heart.
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The boldest, most unconventional of the three Greentree sisters, Marietta believes her best course would be to emulate her natural mother, the notorious courtesan Madame Aphrodite. Being woefully unschooled in the ways of passion, however, Marietta, at Aphrodite’s insistence, must first prove herself by properly seducing one man: Max Valland, the moody, disgraced, anddisinherited former Lord Roseby.
With his life and reputation already in tatters, Max is most willing to help the exquisite young minx practice her chosen craft—though he is surprised at the depth of his desire . . . and by her most unprofessional tenderness. But Marietta’s plans are threatened by the dangerous mysteries swirling around this disarmingly sensual gentleman . . . and by a heart that urges her to break the courtesan’s cardinal rule: never fall in love.
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