Return to Me (edition 2007)

by Julia Templeton

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Betrayed by her uncle, the magically inclined Lady Gabrielle Wentworth has been sold into a betrothal with a man who will surely be her ruin. To survive - and to avoid being labelled as a witch - she must accept the help of a 500-year-old vampire who's as dangerous to her chaste body as he is to her fragile heart. This is the second novel from Templeton, the author of The Bargain. Passionate and full of sensuality.' - Romance Junkies.'… (more)

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Title:	Return to Me
Authors:	Julia Templeton
Info:	Berkley Trade (2007), Paperback, 272 pages
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A wonderful book, I loved every minute of it!! Extremely sexual....but very good!!!! (

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Jcarrier22 | Feb 25, 2010 |

Read this one in two days. It's very... erotic. It's written really well and has a decent story line, involving vampires. I liked that there were two "bi/gay" vampire men who were in love with each other. I enjoyed it thoroughly and it was a fast read. (

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knielsen83 | Mar 5, 2009 |

this book was an easy read. very sexual book and the love story was crazy, in a book way. (

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Calisandria | Jan 18, 2009 |

Very sexy! This book had me up late night because I had to finish it asap. It's an easy read and predictable but interesting. (

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momei | Dec 22, 2008 |

Darius a vampire, Gabrielle as Rose, Darius's reincarnated wife that died 500 years earlier. Brought together again. What an unforgettable love story. Also the same sex relationship between Demetri, Darius's brother, and Remont, the vampire that turned them. I can't praise this book enough. Definitely reccommended to those who prefer the erotic romance.

This quote describes Julia Templeton's writing perfectly, "Templeton understands the concepts of eroticism and romance, and blends the two seamlessly." (

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itsamekatrina | Nov 9, 2008 |

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Betrayed by her uncle, the magically inclined Lady Gabrielle Wentworth has been sold into a betrothal with a man who will surely be her ruin. To survive - and to avoid being labelled as a witch - she must accept the help of a 500-year-old vampire who's as dangerous to her chaste body as he is to her fragile heart. This is the second novel from Templeton, the author of The Bargain. Passionate and full of sensuality.' - Romance Junkies.'

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