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The Lady's Code (The Lady Series)

by Samantha Saxon

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The author of The Lady Liesand The Lady Killerdelivers a riveting new novel of the bold choice a passionate woman makes as the Napoleonic Wars rage on . . . After her reputation is ruined by a vengeful enemy of her disreputable father, Lady Juliet Pervill s future is bleak. But rather than buckle under society s scorn, she decides to offer her services to the Foreign Office, putting her brilliant mind to work decrypting French codes. Struggling with a mysterious new code, Seamus McCurren is shocked when the Foreign Office calls in another cryptographer -and a woman at that. His intellectual pride takes a beating, but that s nothing compared to what awaits his heart. For Seamus finds himself incredibly - and dangerously - distracted by Lady Juliet and her provocative mathematical theories, putting both of them at risk from a seductive spy master operating right in their midst . . .… (more)
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After being ruined by a vengeful guy, the heroine decides to offer her services to the crown by helping to crack the French's code. I was kind of bored during parts of the story, especially the sections where the villain is plotting her evil deeds. I'm starting to get really annoyed with stories where the villain is a "loose" woman who uses men like tissue paper. At least the heroine, Juliet, was interesting, she liked men and she wasn't afraid to admit it. But the characters weren't developed enough IMO and the heroine had several to stupid moments that contrasted with her intelligence a little too much. ( )
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The author of The Lady Liesand The Lady Killerdelivers a riveting new novel of the bold choice a passionate woman makes as the Napoleonic Wars rage on . . . After her reputation is ruined by a vengeful enemy of her disreputable father, Lady Juliet Pervill s future is bleak. But rather than buckle under society s scorn, she decides to offer her services to the Foreign Office, putting her brilliant mind to work decrypting French codes. Struggling with a mysterious new code, Seamus McCurren is shocked when the Foreign Office calls in another cryptographer -and a woman at that. His intellectual pride takes a beating, but that s nothing compared to what awaits his heart. For Seamus finds himself incredibly - and dangerously - distracted by Lady Juliet and her provocative mathematical theories, putting both of them at risk from a seductive spy master operating right in their midst . . .

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