Meet Me at Midnight (With This Ring, Book 2)

by Suzanne Enoch

Book Overview

Victoria Fontaine's mischievous nature and brilliant, biting wit have scandalized the ton . . . and earned her the nickname "Vixen." But her reputation pales before the infamous Lord Althorpe's, known... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0380809176
• Release Date: October 2000
• Publisher: Avon
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.0" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Read If Your An Animal Lover

This book is so good, shes a huge animal lover and rescues everything and he loves her for it ( my kinda man)

Beautiful story - great romantic read!

I have always enjoyed Enoch's books and this one was no exception! Vixen and Sin were actually a perfect couple. Both were pretending to be something they were not and both were actually bored with the lives they had been leading. Thrown together but not really against their will - they quickly found there was much to each others personalities than what others perceived. There is just enough intrigue in the plot to add to the romance. I really enjoyed this Enoch romance and would highly recommend it!!!

Thoroughly Enjoyed

Suzanne Enoch, You did it again! I thoroughly enjoyed Meet Me At Midnight. The excitement started from page 1 and continued through till the end. I loved the interaction between the main characters. They are humorous, witty, charming, etc. I laughed out loud several times especially when Mungo Park, a parrot, began repeating sensual phrases voiced by Vixen and Lord Sin during the heat of passion. Great read! I look forward to Suzanne's next novel.

Wonderful Read!

Suzanne Enoch is one author that I am in a high state of anticipation waiting for her next book to arrive. This one proves no exception. I have read some of the reviews, especially the reviewer who said she was so bored she didn't finish. This book was exciting front to back. Vixen's and Sin's exploration of their marriage and themselves was wonderful to follow. I get so tired of one or the other partner withholding information "for their own good", especially the men. Just the fact that Victoria would come immediately to confirm or deny innuendos to Sin was a breath of fresh air. Victoria is also not afraid to show her intelligence. Sinclair is manly without being stupidly macho. I highly recommend this book to other readers. I will be rereading this and her other books again and again.

Another Keeper!

Another wonderful read by Suzanne Enoch. The story is of Victoria "Vixen" Fontaine and Sinclair "Sin" Grafton. Sin was a spy in France during the war and had developed a horribly black reputation in England so he could fit into the role he played while a spy there.He comes home 2 years after his brother dies to claim the title as well as find his brothers killer. This leads him to Vixen because he suspects a friend of hers, Viscount Marley. Vixen is incredibly spirited and is considered fast. She has no intention of marriage and all her actions point to her being what I term a "female rake". Sin and Vixen are attracted to each other and are caught embracing shortly after meeting each other in the garden of the ball they are at. Vixen's father, at his wits end with his scandal-creating daughter, insists on marriage.They do and its a wild ride til they fall in love from there. Both are concerned with helping and protecting the other and will do what they must to ensure that. Vixen is not your ordinary heroine and she is quite likeable and Sin is not only sexy but a decent, honorable man who is having a hard time meshing his former "spy" life with his new titled one.Sin's spy friends are amusing, Alexandra and Lucien from Reforming a Rake appear, and Vixen's menagerie all make for a great time reading this! Vixen's parrot, Mungo Park, is hysterical! I highly recommend this book!

I loved this book

I was excited to see the story of Vixen after reading about her in Reforming a Rake, and this book exceded my expectations. It was funny and romantic, and there was never a dull moment. Plus, Vixen is a excellent character herself. Granted, this isn't the best book I read, but definitely worth reading. I highly recommend this book.