No Greater Love: The Pascal Trilogy - Book 1

By Katherine Kingsley

Ominous rumors surrounding an exiled heir lead only to unquenchable curiosity for Georgia Wells. From bestselling author Katherine Kingsley.

“A charming tale with a refreshing twist. Engaging, witty and full of surprises.” – Mary Kirk, author of EMBERS

Nicholas Daventry of Ravenswalk is a handsome man of dangerous passions, exiled to India by his uncle for his scandalous behavior. With news that Nicholas is returning, the mistress of Ravenswalk, ravishing and ruthless Lady Jacqueline Raven, warns young Georgia Wells to stay away and beware her unpredictable nephew.

But despite the warnings, Nicholas’ return has the opposite effect on Georgia, leading her to a choice that will turn her life upside down. Prepared to claim the legacy of his birth that is his due, Nicholas drags Georgia into a world of dark passions, a terrible betrayal – and love.

“An irresistible read. I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough.” – Mary Jo Putney, author of SILK AND SHADOWS

“A rare delight…refreshingly different…an enchanting love story that will take full and immediate possession of your heart.” – Romantic Times

• Language: English
• Publisher: Diversion Books
• Release date: Oct 8, 2013
• ISBN: 9781626811478

Reviews for No Greater Love

[annekiwi · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Okay, I know this is a bodice ripper, but I really like this book. Embarrassing to admit, but true. I think what I like most about this book is that there is chemistry between the couple, but sex is taken out of the picture to a certain extent. Unlike most current romance novels, the couple doesn't take one look at each other and fall in love. They grow to love each other through their trials and, yes, it does happen faster than I think is possible for a couple to fall in love, but still, it's more realistic than say, a "Loveswept" romance.The characters are also extremely engaging. The wicked stepmother, the unflapable butler, the peasant capable of speaking perfect English and reading French [alright, that's totally unrealistic, but you have to suspend belief a bit to even begin reading these kinds of novels, don't you think?].If you want a bit of brain candy, a bit of romance, and a happy ending, I highly reccomend this book.