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Princess of Thieves

“Princess of Thieves” by Gia Dawn

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ISBN: 1-59998-018-5
Length: Novel
Price: 5.50
Publication Date: January 29, 2008
Cover art by Anne Cain

Cross a lawyer with a tale-spinning thief and throw in three meddling fairy godmothers. Result? Magical mayhem, hidden evils and dangerous desire!

Demons of Dunmore, Book 3

Snapdragon, Pansy, and Rose have their hands full as Allard Dunmore meets the woman of his dreams—or rather nightmares—in the impish thief, Jo. When her father goes missing, she enlists Allard’s aid to find him. And she won’t take no for an answer.

Sparks fly and love sizzles when Jo kidnaps Allard and attempts to force him to help her. Despite his best intentions, Allard is drawn into the web of dark secrets and heretical writings that revolve around the renegade Jo and her mysterious missing father.

As ancient evils chase them, and even allies become enemies, the couple must learn to rely on each other to find the hidden truth. When Jo herself goes missing, Allard’s worst fears are realized. How can he face losing the lawless beauty he has come to love? Is he finally willing to put his doubts aside and believe in her at last?

Warning: This title contains explicit sex told in graphic language, and a special tease at the end.

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  1. “Witty, engaging and charming, Gia Dawn’s world is a delight to visit!”

    — Bianca D'Arc

  2. If you like your fantasies with plenty of heat, laughter, danger, and enemies in disguise, as well as characters who’ll grab your interest from page one, then you’re sure to be happy with this book. Get your copy of PRINCESS OF THIEVES today.

    — Lori Ann, Romance Reviews Today Erotic

  3. 4 Stars!

    Book three in the Demons of Dunmore series presents a charming and determined heroine to counter a strong and resolute hero in a story that is enchanting from beginning to end. The supporting cast, which includes three interfering fairy godmothers and the hero’s brothers and their wives from previous books, is delightful. Look for voyeurism and menage.

    — Donna M. Brown, Romantic Times Review