I'm looking for a book I read about 15 years ago or so. It was historical romance set in England?

No real romance. Just a frantic coupling in the aftermath that seems rather hollow to me. The suspense part of the book was actually better than Quick's normal plots, with a few twists I didn't see coming.

I loved the very gothic overtones of this book. Hidden passages, secret panels, a few madmen running around. Very Castle of Otranto.

I'm afraid I'm getting a little tired of the cross promotion between the Krentz books and the Quick books. Yes, Jayne Ann Krentz writes under both names (as well as under Jayne Castle. She's a busy lady).

But what was once an interesting idea now seems more like a cheap marketing ploy to make sure everyone is aware that she writes both contemporary and historical romances. I've read every Amanda Quick book. Every single one.

And unfortunately, this one ranks right towards the bottom. It's worth a few hours of time to read, but it is not memorable in any way. I'm glad I got this one from the library.

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