""In the aristocratic world of the magnificent plantations of nineteenth-century Louisiana, young Amalie knows how to behave as the new mistress at Belle Grove, but her arranged marriage to Julien Declouet is full of surprises."--P. [4] of cover."
"Although they had been married for nearly three months, Amalie's aristocratic husband had not yet come to her bed. By day, Julien Declouet remained aloof. By night, in the midnight shadows, SOMEONE came to Amalie. Who was this man who aroused her in ways she had never dreamed possible?"@en
"He possessed Amalie by the moon's sultry glow and sent her to the white-hot limits of ecstasy. But by day, her husband, Julien Declouet, remained aloof. Who was this myserious man whose languid caress and sweet seduction she craved? Yet deep in her heart, she knew the answer. Her midnight lover was not her husband, but his handsome cousin, Robert ..."@en
"He possessed Amalie by the moon's sultry glow and sent her to the white-hot limits of ecstasy. But by day, her husband, Julien Declouet, remained aloof. Who was this myserious man whose languid caress and sweet seduction she craved? Yet deep in her heart, she knew the answer. Her midnight lover was not her husband, but his handsome cousin, Robert ..."
"Amalie Peschier begins to question her relationship with her husband on their Louisiana plantation."@en
"A bride should be happy with her prominent husband, but wonders who the stranger is."@en