The Passionate Love of a Rake (Marlow Intrigues #2)

"Dark, emotional, and romantic, The Passionate Love of a Rake was a brilliant historical romance! I loved book 1 in this series, so I had high hopes for this book. And, it met every one. Absolutely fantastic-I loved this book!" ~ Farrah

"The Passionate Love of a Rake overflows with sensuous Regency romance...This story oozes romance and heartbreak." ~ Jolliffe

"Jane Lark has a unique style of writing that so easily draws the reader into the story, swept along in the world of Regency Romance! ... I am well and truly in lust with Robert Marlow!" ~ JB ~ Brook Cottage Books

"Jane Lark proves to me that her debut 'THE ILLICIT LOVE OF A COURTESAN' was not a one off, and that she can write a very romantic, deeply emotional and sexually charged story for an adult audience that appreciates her wonderful prose, witty dialogue and an interesting plot." ~ Bookworm 2 Bookworm

"I devoured Jane Lark's first book The Illicit Love of a Courtesan and could not wait to start reading this one. Similar to her first book, I was immediately sucked into the storyline, I have no idea how Jane does this, but there is something so truly magical and passionate about her books that it is really hard to stop reading before you reach the end of her novels...If you are looking for a beautifully crafted romantic and steamy read then Jane's historical romances are just the ones for you." ~ Heidi

"To say I have been eagerly awaiting, what is now, affectionately known by fans as, Robert's story, would be an understatement. I chomped a the bit until I could let myself loose on this book and Jane Lark... thank you for not letting your readers down!" ~ Best Chick Lit. Com

THE PASSIONATE LOVE OF A RAKE is the sequel to the No.1 bestselling Historical Romance, and kindle Top 25 selling novel, THE ILLICIT LOVE OF A COURTESAN. "The romance pulls at the heartstrings." 4.5* RT Book Reviews on The ILLICIT LOVE OF A COURTESAN

THE PASSIONATE LOVE OF A RAKE
Book 2 in the Marlow Intrigues series from exciting new author, Jane Lark.
The only woman who had power over notorious rake Robert Marlow was now walking away from him, again.
He'd heard Sutton had died, and known Jane was free, but he'd always thought his desire would only be for revenge, not her. Yet here he was, unable to deny what he felt for her... what he'd never felt for any other woman...