Three Nights

By: Debra Mullins

Narrated by: Kitty Mule

Three nights of passion...

With a turn of the cards, her father is ruined - and innocent Aveline Stoddard is lost. To honor the gambling debt, she agrees to submit for three nights to Lucien DuFeron's every desire, three nights of blistering sensuality and unparalleled ecstasy in the arms of the dashing, dark rogue they call "Lucifer." But the time passes all too quickly...and when the debt is paid, the handsome devil vanishes.

An eternity of desire...

Treachery delivered Lucien into the hands of evil brigands. Now five years after his abduction and imprisonment he has returned to London, searching for the enemy responsible - and finding instead the beauty who still haunts his dreams. Aveline has grown more alluring since those unforgettable nights when she melted beneath his touch. Yet Lucien's need for vengeance must be satisfied. If the trail leads to someone close to Aveline, will it destroy forever the one love powerful enough to free his tormented heart?

©2009 Debra Mullins (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Nice historical

The story was good the characters were likable . The narrator was okay although some of the male voices were nasally and annoying. Why does the heroine always believe the nasty b*tch who tells her trash? I don’t know,one of those mysteries of the romance novel I guess. Just once I’d like the heroine to turn around and say “ listen up b*tch mind your own da*mn business” 😯

Good story, performance eh

The readers voice just couldn’t handle the main characters male voice for me and took away from the story.

Another good read!!

I enjoyed this book and will listen to more of Debra Mullins books!! Entertaining listen.

Enjoyable but it could have been even better.

I really enjoyed this audible book. I do wish that the story had gone into greater detail and that the characters and relationships had been fleshed out even more.

Made me smile unexpectedly

I enjoyed listening to this book. There were parts that made me smile unexpectedly and that says a lot because some of these historical romances are just plain REDUNDANT AND MUNDANE