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Axia is the lone heir to the largest fortune in all of England. Jamie is the impoverished earl who is to escort her across England to her waiting fiance. Jamie's family persuades him to try and woo and marry the heiress in order to save the family from poverty. Jamie meets Frances, Axia's poor and beautiful cousin, and assumes that she is the hieress. Axia doesn't correct him. The rest of the book is about their trip across England with lots of colorful characters in tow.

The book is very fast-paced and extremely humorous. I laughed out loud many times. Lots of twists and turns and most were not predictable, especially the epilogue -shocker! I love the way these two bickered constantly. Their machinations were hilarious. Axia really did live it up! I enjoyed the secondary characters as well, especially Jamie's sisters and the jester Tode.

I have to agree with another reviewer that the writing style is similar to Julie Garwood, thought the love scenes were not nearly as well written as I would have liked. This is my first Deveraux and it certainly won't be my last.


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The Heiress Jude Deveraux 9780671744625 Books Reviews

The book kept me engaged and. The story had some unsuspected twist. The author did a good job of taking what people exposing disabilities and showing how people are useful especially during a time period where the people would have been discarded.
Again Jude Deveraux is an excellent author and this one and the first Velvet Series are my favorites you will thoroughly enjoy this book. I also downloaded it to my and then bought the book.
The adventures in this story were improbable for the time frame but the characters were charming so the novel was fun to read.
Great Book!
This woman "Jude Deveraux" has never written a book I did not read and read again. Just her name on the cover is enough to tell me I will love what she has chosen to share with us.
I had never been a reader of Jude Deveraux before. All of my favorite authors have no new books out for me to read, so I looked around for a "interim" to keep me happy. Deveraux is no longer a way to pass time. She is a new favorite!
Good reading with just enough humor to keep you reading. Axia was raised by caretakers and cousin but never taught about life as her father was afraid that she would be kidnapped for his money. When she got a chance to live she did - even though her protector did not like it.
Axia is the lone heir to the largest fortune in all of England. Jamie is the impoverished earl who is to escort her across England to her waiting fiance. Jamie's family persuades him to try and woo and marry the heiress in order to save the family from poverty. Jamie meets Frances, Axia's poor and beautiful cousin, and assumes that she is the hieress. Axia doesn't correct him. The rest of the book is about their trip across England with lots of colorful characters in tow.

The book is very fast-paced and extremely humorous. I laughed out loud many times. Lots of twists and turns and most were not predictable, especially the epilogue -shocker! I love the way these two bickered constantly. Their machinations were hilarious. Axia really did live it up! I enjoyed the secondary characters as well, especially Jamie's sisters and the jester Tode.

I have to agree with another reviewer that the writing style is similar to Julie Garwood, thought the love scenes were not nearly as well written as I would have liked. This is my first Deveraux and it certainly won't be my last.