To Trust a Thief
To Trust a Thief by Michelle McLean is a historical romance set in England in 1855, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on January 21, 2013. This edition spans 270 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Minuette Sinclair, who finds herself entangled in a web of deception as she pretends to be engaged while her father languishes in a Caribbean jail, falsely accused of murder. Her quest for a legendary lost necklace becomes intertwined with that of master thief Bryant Westley, who has his own motives for seeking the treasure.
Readers will discover a tale filled with intrigue, as Minuette and Bryant navigate their complicated partnership amidst treachery and unexpected emotions. The narrative explores themes of romance and adventure, highlighting the challenges both characters face in their pursuit of the necklace and each other. As they confront obstacles and double crosses, the story delves into the complexities of trust and desire, making for an engaging read in the realms of historical fiction and romance.
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England, 1855
Minuette Sinclair thought her biggest problem was getting out of her aunt’s finishing school as a proper Victorian lady. But now she’s pretending to be engaged and her fake fiancé is in debt up to his neck. What’s more, her father is in a Caribbean jail, falsely accused of murder. A legendary lost necklace might be their salvation and Min is determined to find it.
Master thief, Bryant Westley, is after the fabled necklace, too, and has every intention of seducing his quirky and beautiful competition to get it. He offers to partner up in the search – even though Min is a distraction he can’t afford.
Amidst treachery and double crosses, it may be more than a necklace getting stolen-it may be their hearts.
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