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Say You Love Me (Malory-Anderson Families #5)

Johanna Lindsey

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 413 pages

Rating: 4.12 | 12586 Users | 416 Reviews

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Title	:	Say You Love Me (Malory-Anderson Families #5)
Author	:	Johanna Lindsey
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 413 pages
Published	:	December 1st 1997 by Avon Books (first published 1996)
Categories	:	Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Regency. Historical Fiction. Fiction. Adult

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Left penniless and in dire straits, Kelsey Langton realizes that only by allowing herself to be sold at auction can she rescue her sister's future. So the proud, desperate lady enters the infamous House of Eros, resigned to becoming some well-heeled gentleman's plaything -- and Lord Derek Malory is the highest bidder for Kelsey's charms.

A handsome and irredeemable scoundrel, Derek soon draws the sensuous, unsuspecting maiden into a world of unparalleled pleasures and dangerous rivalries. But Kelsey knows she must always guard the secret of her highborn past -- even as her grace, spirit, and beauty entice her new "master" to renounce his scandalous ways and take a gamble on true love.

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Original Title:	Say You Love Me
ISBN:	0380725711 (ISBN13: 9780380725717)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Malory-Anderson Families #5
Characters:	Regina Ashton, Nicholas Eden, Viscount of Montieth, Anthony Malory, Roslynn Chadwick, Jeremy Malory, Georgina Anderson, James Malory, Amy Malory, Warren Anderson, Derek Malory, Kelsey Longton
Setting:	United Kingdom

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A classic example of why a conflict that could be resolved with a conversation won't sustain a full length romance novel. In fact, there are two ways the conflict would have been resolved with a conversation, and it doesn't make a lot of sense that neither takes place. The premise of this novel is that a lady must auction herself as a mistress when her uncle's debts paupers the family. She's bought by the hero, but won't tell him her true circumstances, even when presented with the perfect

When reading a series there are some readers who liked to be reminded of past heros and heroines from the previous books, I happen to not be one of those readers. Don't get me wrong I don't mind a small re-cap but to go on pages and pages about how Anthony was a notorious rake and how James was an ex-pirate was too much even for me. I feel all this re-capping took away from the romance Derek Malory and Kelsey were going through. Having read the previous Mallery book over a month ago I was hoping

***4,5 lovely stars*** For once again the Mallorys were an excellent companion for me...I love those reckless members of this family, i'm liking their adventures and i can't get enough of them... The fifth story wasn't an exception for me... even though that this certain Mallory was a little bit different from the rest of his crazy relatives, but he had his moments too!!!So this was Derek Mallory's story whose fate bound with poor Kelsey Langton's....Kelsey Langton was very unlucky. Before some

This review was originally posted on Addicted To Romance Summary Kelsey Langton has always looked out for her sister. When they lost their parents to a tragic and dramatic death, they were taken in by their aunt and uncle. But when her uncle loses his funds, he convinces Kelsey that she can save them and help provide more security for her sister. So she agrees to sell herself as a Lord's mistress to save her family. When she is put on the block, she end up being Derek Malory's mistress.

1.5 stars. I didn't really enjoy this book. I persisted and finished it for two reasons - one was that I'd bought a beautiful hard copy at an op shop. Such a pretty book I just had to read it! The other reason was that this was my July bodice-ripper read for the GR Historical Romance Book Club's Romance Across the Ages challenge. I really wanted to finish this month's challenge book and I did!Why didn't I like it? Well, I just didn't enjoy the writer's style. It felt very dated to me. (It was

Say You Love Me is my favorite Malory novel so far! I loved Derek and Kelsey and could not put this book down!Kelsey Langston, a highborn lady, auctions herself off at a brothel in order to save her family from their supposed debt. Derek Malory, unlike his two uncles and younger cousin, has no reason to take a mistress but when he sees his enemy bidding to win Kelsey his first reaction is to out bid him in order to save Kelsey from any harm. Now the most proper of all Malory boys, and heir to

I know many love the Malory novels, but so far I've been underwhelmed. If I'm going to read a Regency, give me Lisa Kleypas. This one was an enjoyable / stress-free read for a rainy day, but not memorable. In all fairness, I think it was a case of taste. I was expecting/hoping for something a little more edgy and bodice ripper-y. The premise has a lot of potential for it. The virgin heroine is sold to the highest bidder in an auction. However, the relationship between the two is very sweet and