Wicked, Sinful Nights

Wicked, Sinful Nights

by Julia Latham

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Though he'd been raised with his brothers by the League of the Blade as an experiment, Robert Hilliard is light-hearted, taking life as it comes. But the League doesn't approve, and gives him one last chance to prove himself. A high member of the council has died, and the League believes his mistress, killed him. Robert must prove Sarah Audley's guilt or lose his standing in the League. But when he encounters the red-haired beauty, Robert is convinced of her innocence and is determined to find the real murderer, no matter the price.Sarah, a widow whose late husband's family blamed her for his accidental death, doesn't realize she's suspected in the viscount's death, a man who was a father figure to her—never her lover. She's uneasy with her instant attraction to Robert, and when she learns his purpose to prove her guilt she knows she can never trust him...

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    How does Robert’s light-hearted exterior function as a defense mechanism against his strict upbringing by the League of the Blade, and in what ways do you use humor or optimism to cope with high-stakes pressure in your own life?

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    Sarah carries the heavy, undeserved burden of being blamed by her late husband’s family for his accidental death; how does this past trauma shape her immediate distrust of Robert, and have you ever found that past judgments made it difficult to accept a new person's intentions?

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    The premise hinges on institutional control versus individual morality, with the League demanding compliance while Robert chooses his own path; when have you felt torn between following the established rules of an organization or authority and doing what you intuitively felt was right?

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