Illusion

Illusion

by Jean Ross Ewing, Jean R. Ewing

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She arrived from India shrouded in silk and mystery--an English woman trained in the erotic secrets of the harem. A darkly handsome spy with secrets of his own, he swore to resist her charms but could he resist his own overwhelming desire? Was it love, or just...ILLUSION In the year of Waterloo, with the fate of Europe at stake, two extraordinary people come together in a game that pits passion against cunning. A trained courtesan, Frances Woodard is drawn into a dangerous web of intrigue and deception by brilliant spy Nigel Arundham, Marquess of Rivaulx. Ensnared in the seductive spell of desire, while enemies and deadly plots surround them, two brave souls hang in the balance--in a seemingly impossible quest for honor, compassion, and love.

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    How does Jean Ross Ewing use the historical backdrop of 1815 and the looming shadow of Waterloo to heighten the tension between Frances and Nigel?

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    Frances is introduced as an English woman trained in the erotic arts of the harem; how does this unique background shape her agency, self-protection, and power in a rigid European society?

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    Nigel is described as a darkly handsome spy harboring his own hidden depths and secrets; what does it take for two people who make a living through deception to ever truly trust one another?

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