
Gabriel's Woman
by Robin Schone
369 pages· ISBN 9781467507479
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"Authors you may enjoy after reading the phenomena of Fifty Shades of Grey [are] Robin Schone...This is true historical erotica." –Sue Grimshaw, Romance at Random LET THE GAMES BEGIN... Penniless and desperate to escape the London streets where a mysterious man stalks her, Victoria Childers auctions off her virginity at the infamous House of Gabriel, a tavern where every carnal pleasure can be satisfied. But Gabriel, the untouchable proprietor who purchases her, doesn't want her innocence. Too late Victoria discovers she is a pawn, sent to Gabriel by the man who had raped him fourteen years earlier. A man Gabriel will do anything...sacrifice anyone...to kill. Or will he? Irresistibly drawn to the beautiful, dangerous proprietor who has walled himself away from human touch, Victoria vows to free Gabriel. Their passion plunges them into a masterminded game of death and desire where their only hope for survival is each other... PRAISE FOR GABRIEL'S WOMAN "Only a master could create this kind of erotic and emotionally powerful work." -RT BookReviews (TopPick) "I can't help but admire [Robin Schone's] sparse writing style, her intensity, her frank evaluation and portrayal of male-female relationships, and her unflinching honesty in presenting an uncomfortable and dark world. Gabriel's Woman is more a psychological thriller than a romance. But when Gabriel finally realizes his happily ever after, it doesn't matter one bitte." -All About Romance (Desert Island Keeper)
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