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Devil's Daughter

Devil #2

512 pages

A sweeping, high-stakes historical adventure where fierce independence collides with captivating danger in a golden prison.

What it feels like

Reading this book feels like stepping into a classic, sweeping historical romance where the stakes are as high as the passions. The narrative moves at a brisk, adventurous pace, sweeping the reader from the bustling ports of Naples to the frightening yet fascinating confines of a North African harem. The mood is steeped in dramatic tension and romantic suspense, driven by a fierce clash of wills between a fiercely independent heroine and a captivating enemy. It delivers an emotional arc that transitions from headstrong determination to a conflicted, passionate surrender. The prose is unabashedly dramatic, leaning into the tropes of old-school romance with spirited dialogue and intense emotional standoffs. It is a perfect escape for readers who devour globe-trotting historical love stories featuring daring rescues, family legacies, and the irresistible pull of enemies-to-lovers romance.

Mood
  • sweeping
  • passionate
  • suspenseful
  • tense
Tone
  • adventurous
  • romantic
  • dramatic
  • spirited
Pace
brisk
Themes
enemies to lovers · family legacy · captive romance · clash of wills · high-stakes rescue
The writing
Classic, sweeping historical romance prose that emphasizes dramatic tension, strong-willed heroines, and exoticized settings.
The arc
Moves from independent determination to frightening captivity, culminating in a passionate, conflicted surrender to an unexpected love.
Who it's for
Fans of old-school, high-stakes historical romance featuring headstrong heroines, globe-trotting adventures, and intense enemies-to-lovers dynamics.
Content notes
  • kidnapping
  • drugging
  • captivity
  • harem setting

About the book

Golden-haired hellion Arabella goes to Naples, Italy, to solve the mystery of her father's missing ships and cargo. But soon she discovers that the man behind the thievery is a man she can't resist.

Devil's Daughter is the story of Adam and Arabella Welles, the son and daughter of Cassie and Anthony Welles. I have updated the book, since, like Devil's Embrace, it came out a while ago and needed some tidying up. It has a charming new cover, blend of the old and the new.

Adam has enjoyed women but hasn't yet found the woman created just for him. As for Arabella, she is as independent and strong-willed as her brother and her parents. When both brother and sister go adventuring in Naples to solve a mystery of their father's missing ships and cargoes, they discover that the person behind this thievery is an enemy from their father's past. This enemy manages to drug Arabella and pack her off to a harem in North Africa, Adam in pursuit.

But Adam isn't alone, there's a stowaway with him he certainly doesn't expect. Her name is Rayna Lyndhurst, daughter of a man who is dead set against the Welles family. But do children ever pay attention to their parents?

Arabella finds the harem a frightening yet fascinating place, a golden prison from which there is little chance of escape. Her master is Kamal, the Bey of Oran, a man who must be her enemy but who is unlike any man she has ever known. As for Kamal, he suddenly finds himself faced with a woman willing to fight him to the death --- a woman who both bewitches and infuriates him.

I hope you enjoy the adventures of Adam and Rayna, Arabella and Kamal. These are people I'll never forget.

Catherine Coulter (The Author)

Description from Open Library.

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