East of forever

Note this is the original version it was Re-released as "Seducing the Rake"

Like a cat, violet-eyed Chessy Cameron prowls London's night - dark roofs, stealing into the rooms of the rich and powerful in search of a priceless, ancient book.

But Lord Tony Morland is also obsessed with securing the book - and the heart of this mysterious temptress.

Dangerous Heroes:

The Black Rose (Dangerous Heroes, #1)

East Of Forever (re-released as Seducing the Rake) (Dangerous Heroes, #2)

The Ruby (re-released as The Tiger's Lady) (Dangerous Heroes, #3)

Tropes & themes

Bodice Ripper

More by Christina Skye

• The black rose (1991)
• The Ruby (1992)
• Come the Night (1994)

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Frequently asked questions

Who wrote East of forever?

East of forever was written by Christina Skye. It was first published in 1993.

What kind of book is East of forever?

East of forever is a historical romance, drawing on Bodice Ripper.

Where can I read East of forever?

East of forever is widely available in ebook and print — check your local library, Kindle Unlimited, or your preferred retailer.

Where to read East of forever

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