Sins of a Wicked Princess
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3.9 • 9 Ratings
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Publisher Description
In the scorching finale of Anna Randol's wickedly tempting Trio series, the Wraith takes on a mission— and a princess— he'll never forget . . .
Ian Maddox, aka the Wraith, is happy to leave his life as a spy— as soon as he discovers who's been trying to kill his friends. All clues lead him to the bedroom of an exiled princess. Yet Princess Juliana isn't the simpering royal he expects, and this irresistible beauty agrees to give him the information he seeks . . . for a price.
Princess Juliana has never cowered—not even as she fled her burning castle in the midst of a rebellion—so she won't tremble before the darkly charismatic man who appears in her bedchamber and holds a knife to her throat. Instead, she bargains with the infamous spy to help her retrieve sensitive documents and restore her kingdom. But Juliana quickly finds that Ian is no humble servant, and she never imagines that lessons in thievery will lead to schooling in seduction.
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Ian Maddox was the most ruthless member of the Trio, a top-secret group of English spies disbanded after Napoleon's death. With both Clayton (featured in Sins of a Ruthless Rogue) and Madeline (featured in Sins of a Virgin) now happily married, Ian heads off in search of the person trying to kill them. Princess Juliana Castanova fled her tiny kingdom of Lenoria after a rebellion triggered by the Trio caused the deaths of her parents. She has no sympathy for the Trio, but she needs Ian's help to defeat the English Duke of Sommet, who's offered to put Juliana's younger brother, Gregory, on Lenoria's throne in exchange for mineral rights in the country. Juliana is na ve about politics but is dedicated to her kingdom and independent; Ian wants to keep her safe, but she doesn't need him to rescue her. The initial seduction and stolen moments are steamy and erotic without losing tenderness as the two fall more deeply in love. The chess match among different political forces, family members, and lovers is as refreshingly complex as the characters' personalities and histories, making Ian and Juliana's triumph that much sweeter.
