The Greatest Lover in All England

By Christina Dodd

Since childhood, Rosie's life has been the stage—passing herself off as a boy playing women's roles in the somewhat disreputable theatrical troupe of actor Danny Plympton, Rosie's adoptive father. But when unanticipated danger confronts them, they must flee London, taking refuge at the estate of Sir Anthony Rycliffe. A handsome, devil-may-care rakehell, Tony quickly sees through Rosie's disguise.

But a lush, womanly form and eminently kissable lips are not the ravishing young beauty's only secrets—and the burning attraction Tony feels for her does not lessen the peril she has brought to his doorstep. The dashing rogue is determined to strip the irresistible lady of her mysteries—and her masculine garb—using all of his fabled seductive powers. After all, Tony has a reputation to uphold, as . . .

The Greatest Lover in All England

• Language: English
• Publisher: HarperCollins
• Release date: Jan 5, 2010
• ISBN: 9780061994463

Christina Dodd

New York Times bestselling author Christina Dodd writes “edge-of-the-seat suspense” (Iris Johansen) with “brilliantly etched characters, polished writing, and unexpected flashes of sharp humor that are pure Dodd” (ALA Booklist). Her fifty-eight books have been called ""scary, sexy, and smartly written"" by Booklist and, much to her mother's delight, Dodd was once a clue in the Los Angeles Times crossword puzzle. Enter Christina’s worlds and join her mailing list at www.christinadodd.com.

Reviews for The Greatest Lover in All England

[RebeccaLSmith · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

A readable if overly complicated storyline. a tad bland though. A lot of loose threads got tucked in messily in a bit of a rush near the end. But what really bugged me, small thing though it may be is the language used. Man-root, I mean really, I don't think I've ever heard a more ridiculous euphemism and while it was cute coming from the naive virgin, coming from the roguish hero it was just stupid. overall I was really just not impressed with this book. I had much higher hopes when I started it.