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Violet Fire
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Binding: Mass Market Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780380755783
ISBN: 0380755785
Label: Avon
Manufacturer: Avon
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 368
Publication Date: December 01, 1998
Publisher: Avon
Release Date: May 01, 1989
Studio: Avon
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Editorial Review:A scion of the imperious Bragg family, golden-boy Rathe Bragg finds a society party all rather a yawn until a feisty suffragette bursts into the room. Wielding a six-shooter and shrieking feminist slogans from atop the grand piano, the impassioned lady makes a startling first impression on those gathered, especially Rathe -- and from that moment the sparks between them only intensify.Irrepressible Grace O'Rourke, an intensely devout feminist, has outraged the entire town of Natchez with her radical ideas, and soon infuriates Rathe with her lack of regard for any opinions other than her own. Yet, despite her steadfast devotion to her cause, Grace warms to the virile gallant. But his bold suggestion of becoming his mistress stings the proud Grace, and she firmly rejects his scandalous proposition. But telling a Bragg "no" is the ultimate stimulant, and now, Rathe ardently pursues the lady whose eyes are ignited by a violet fire.Enjoy the entire Bragg saga --
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Rating:  - very good story
This novel was very sensual and you could feel the connection between the two character I only wish it was longer and more historically involved as her other novels are
Rating:  - Suffragette meets rake
This is a reissue of a Brenda Joyce book first published in 1989 but unlike many reissues this book doesn't feel dated. It visits the Bragg family again, this time featuring Rathe Bragg, youngest son of Derek and Miranda and rich rake. Rathe's lifestyle is one of playing cards, seducing women and travelling the world. When a suffragette bursts into a party he is attending to make a speech he's amused rather than appalled, like everyone else at the party, but he thinks little of it. When he meets ... Read More
Rating:  - way too alpha for me...
this historical romance, set in post Civil War Mississippi, was written in 1989-and it shows.
Brenda Joyce is a talented writer-but in this novel she had both hero and heroine doing stupid, dangerous, implausible things.
The hero is VERY Alpha male-to the point of grabbing, throwing the heroine about-constantly thinking about his lust for the heroine, but not really caring about anything she believes in-doing things that ruin her reputation, make her lose TWO jobs and become ... Read More
Rating: - You'll love Rathe and Grace
Violet Fire gets better every time I read it. Grace and Rathe are two of my favorite characters of all time. Their story is very sweet, often laugh out loud funny, occasionally sad, and is one of the best romances out there.
Rating: - One of the Best Southern Romances!
I've read my share of romance novels and many of them are predictable, hackneyed, and extremely lacking in plot. Violet Fire is lacking in none of the above and it's extremely funny, and absolutely charming.
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