Review by: Book Addict
The Many Sins of Lord Cameron
by Jennifer Ashley
Published August 3, 2011 by Berkley Sensation
A renowned rake, Cameron Mackenzie doesn't care if Ainsley Douglas has a virtuous excuse for sneaking around his bedchamber. He only cares that she's at his mercy. One kiss at a time, he plans to seduce her. But what starts out as a lusty diversion may break Cam's own rules.
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The Many Sins of Lord Cameron is the third book in the series about the MacKenzie brothers. As something of a horse whisperer and a man with a haunting past, Cam finds himself more at home with his equines than with people. A single father and widower, he's not quite sure what to do with his unruly son and is grateful for his brothers' help with the lad's care.
Ainsley Douglas has encountered Lord Cameron in the past, both as his sister-in-law's dear friend, and as the Queen's close confidante. The last time they were caught alone together he gave her a scorching kiss that nearly made her forget herself. Six years later and Ainsley is a widow and free of any reason to hold back.
But what starts as a simple mission to retrieve the Queen's damaging letters, soon evolves into a sensual game that may have unforeseen consequences for Ainsley and Cam...
I really enjoy Jennifer Ashley's writing style. The MacKenzie brothers are all arrogant, dashing, fearsome Scots with just enough quirks to make them a bit crazy and loveable. Cameron is hiding a tragic past that has made him vow never to marry again. As he begins to fall for Ainsley and opens up more and more, you cannot help but feel immense joy for this brutish rake who is learning to trust again.
Ainsley is one of those strong, self reliant heroines who takes no crap from anyone - Alpha males included. Yet, she still has her moments of weakness and insecurity and Cam is the perfect man to hold her hand through it.
I cannot wait to read eldest brother Hart's story, The Duke's Perfect Wife, which releases in April and I have heard that there will even be a book for Cam's cheeky son, Daniel, all grown up.
I am sure you will find the mad MacKenzies as wild and spectacular as I did!
Ainsley Douglas has encountered Lord Cameron in the past, both as his sister-in-law's dear friend, and as the Queen's close confidante. The last time they were caught alone together he gave her a scorching kiss that nearly made her forget herself. Six years later and Ainsley is a widow and free of any reason to hold back.
But what starts as a simple mission to retrieve the Queen's damaging letters, soon evolves into a sensual game that may have unforeseen consequences for Ainsley and Cam...
I really enjoy Jennifer Ashley's writing style. The MacKenzie brothers are all arrogant, dashing, fearsome Scots with just enough quirks to make them a bit crazy and loveable. Cameron is hiding a tragic past that has made him vow never to marry again. As he begins to fall for Ainsley and opens up more and more, you cannot help but feel immense joy for this brutish rake who is learning to trust again.
Ainsley is one of those strong, self reliant heroines who takes no crap from anyone - Alpha males included. Yet, she still has her moments of weakness and insecurity and Cam is the perfect man to hold her hand through it.
I cannot wait to read eldest brother Hart's story, The Duke's Perfect Wife, which releases in April and I have heard that there will even be a book for Cam's cheeky son, Daniel, all grown up.
I am sure you will find the mad MacKenzies as wild and spectacular as I did!
