Juliet Rising

by Cleo Cordell

Book Overview

Nothing is more important to Reynard than winning the favors of the bright and willful Juliet, a pupil at Madame Nicol's exclusive but strict 18th century ladies' academy. Her captivating beauty,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0352341920
• ISBN13: 9780352341921
• Release Date: September 2008
• Publisher: Black Lace
• Length: 238 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.6" x 7.7"

Customer Reviews

Juliet Rising

Set in the eighteenth century, when women were what their husbands allowed them to be, Juliet was a woman whom decided to call the shots. Attending the Madame Nicol's Academy for young women where she is to learn poise, etiquette and the ways of a noble woman, Juliet learns a lot more than what Madame Nicol's Academy can teach her. Juliet Rising is highly erotic and entertaining. It opens on a lust and passion filled note that continues throughout the story. Readers looking for a story about female domination, and a woman who knows how to use her feminine wiles, will very much enjoy Juliet Rising. Cleo Cordell is a descriptive writer; she paints vivid pictures of the desire and heat between her characters. Juliet Rising is not a book to be missed for the erotica fans. Ley Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

Do you enjoy having control over men?

I will have to agree with you Cleo Cordell, this book deserves 5 stars. I purchased this book while I was deployed in Turkey and I could not put it down. It was my first Black Lace purchase and by far my favorite. I can still remember my favorite scene (I will not spoil it for you) and it has been around seven years since I read the book. An absolute great find.

author's overview

This is my own personal favourite.I loved the idea of a woman gaining empowerment in the days when all her property and riches would be owned by her husband. It's a gorgeous romp and maybe a bit more subtle than some of my other erotic work. Hmm, think that's debateable, really. I think this book has lots of underlying tension and specific imagery. And look out for the scene in the old music room - the table and vase of lilies... just loved writing that scene!Forgive my presumption in giving my book five stars. You can tell me if you agree with me - enjoy!