One Night of Passion

Written by Elizabeth Boyle

Narrated by Susan Duerden

They Met at London's Notorious Cyprian's Ball . . .

Georgiana Escott has one night to find the perfect man to ruin her and leave her with a tattered reputation so she can avoid an arranged marriage to an aging, despicable roue. With a misstep, she tumbles into the arms of the disgraced and dashing Lord Danvers. But Georgie doesn't know that the lover she has enticed to follow her into the night and the stranger she holds responsible for her misfortunes are in the same . . .

When Lord Danvers find himself entangled with a tempting Cyprian, his secret mission to expose a dangerous spy goes awry. Yet once he starts to unmasked this bewitching lady, he realizes the seductress who claims his heart may be the traitor he seeks. Mistrust makes them adversaries in a perilous game-but how can he dismiss his obsession with her when one night of passion entwines their lives forever?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: May 19, 2020
• ISBN: 9781705211465

Elizabeth Boyle

Elizabeth Boyle has always loved romance and now lives it each and every day by writing adventurous and passionate stories that readers from all around the world have described as “page-turners.” Since her first book was published, she’s seen her romances become New York Times and USA Today bestsellers and has won the RWA RITA® and the Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Awards. She resides in Seattle with her family, her garden, and her always-growing collection of yarn. Readers can visit her at www.elizabethboyle.com, or follow her own adventures on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.  www.avonromance.com www.facebook.com/avonromance 

Reviews for One Night of Passion

[UchennaEzeh · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Lovely story. Started a bit slowly for me but delivered at the end.

[Alex · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

I was so disappointed with this book, as she was a recommended author, and it just failed to deliver on so many levels.

Georgie, the heroine, just drove me nuts with her continual whingeing. The hero, Captain Danvers, was delicious and I failed to understand what he saw in her. The side characters were, however, fun.

There were so many loose plotlines and unanswered questions. So, she inherits money but as a young lady she manages to change her name with a baby and travel to Italy? How? She argues with the Captain whilst the ship is under attack. Yeah, right! We never find out what is in the secret papers and what happens to Mandeville's son.

It's so far fetched that its maddening and it only really started getting interesting from chapter 13!

A waste of time and money.

[Elise Hartley · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

It's okay. If someone asked me to suggest a book this wouldn't make my list. But is someone asked about this particular book I wouldn't say not to read it. It's simply an okay book.