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Title	:	When Beauty Tamed the Beast (Fairy Tales #2)
Author	:	Eloisa James
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 372 pages
Published	:	January 25th 2011 by Avon
Categories	:	Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Historical Fiction. Regency. Fairy Tales. Beauty and The Beast. Fantasy

When Beauty Tamed the Beast (Fairy Tales #2) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 372 pages

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Miss Linnet Berry Thrynne is a Beauty . . . Naturally, she's betrothed to a Beast.

Piers Yelverton, Earl of Marchant, lives in a castle in Wales where, it is rumored, his bad temper flays everyone he crosses. And rumor also has it that a wound has left the earl immune to the charms of any woman.

Linnet is not just any woman.

She is more than merely lovely: her wit and charm brought a prince to his knees. She estimates the earl will fall madly in love—in just two weeks.

Yet Linnet has no idea of the danger posed to her own heart by a man who may never love her in return.

If she decides to be very wicked indeed . . . what price will she pay for taming his wild heart?

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Original Title:	When Beauty Tamed the Beast
ISBN:	0062021273 (ISBN13: 9780062021274)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.eloisajames.com/bookshelf/beauty.php
Series:	Fairy Tales #2
Characters:	Linnet Berry Thrynne, Piers Yelverton, Earl of Marchant
Literary Awards:	All About Romance (AAR) Annual Reader Poll for Biggest Tearjerker (2012), RITA Award by Romance Writers of America Nominee for Regency Historical Romance (2012), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Romance (2011)

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This book was absolutely fabulous in the beginning! I loved the banter and I loved the characters. Linnet was such a great heroine and I adored her willingness to go toe to toe with the beast of a doctor, Piers. I've heard that the author modeled the hero after Dr. House, and it must be true because the similarities are quite obvious. That's all right though because I've always enjoyed House. He's an ass, yes, but he is also strangely nice and oddly charming. So it's no surprise that I loved

5 stars Historical RomanceAfter reading three books by Eloisa James that left me less than wowed, I was wary about reading another one. But the premise for this sounded great and all the rave reviews convinced me to give it a try. Boy oh boy, Im so glad that I did because its fabulous...and yes, it wowed me! I loved it!Sarcastic, snarky humor, witty banter, and snappy dialogue? Check!A feisty, funny, intelligent, lovable heroine with razor-sharp wit who gives just as good as she gets? Check!A

Loosely based on the traditional plot line, When Beauty Tamed the Beast is a quirky and fanciful version with a likeable society belle heroine and a cynical nobleman doctor hero as protagonists and a remote country estate in Regency-era Wales as backdrop. James's writing was smooth and engaging as ever, infused with humour and zest, and her dialogues and banter shone as usual, so my lower rating stems from elsewhere. Mainly from the fact that I found the melodramatic turn the events took in the

This was supposed to be a 5 star read. It had two things I love: Beauty and the Beastand House... There's no way this could go wrong, right? Right?!Well, it actually didn't. The book is not bad, but it's not great either. One of the reasons I love House so much, is because it stays true to character until the very end... House doesn't have a fairy tale happy ending. It couldn't. House is a grouchy, unhappy person who loves sabotaging his relationships and alienating everyone who loves him.In

I don't know why, but this pic made me think of Piers and Linnet playing by the beach pool:

This is the Historical Romance for those who are bored with the standard or the norm. Different type of hero, and a great heroine. I loved the story..up til the end...the ending ruined it for me.The opening scene of this book is hysterical. Our heroine Linnet has just been ruined. Why is this funny? There were a couple factors in her being shunned from the ton but the biggie was her new gown. It's this fabulous new frilly ballgown...that makes her look pregnant!!! Combine that with her

Totally wanted to hate this book, and I ended up really liking it! Basically combine the most perfect woman ever with a cranky House-like Duke and you have this book. That pitch alone made me NOT read it for a while, the heroine is described is SUCH DETAIL about how pretty and perfect she is, so I was even more impressed when you dove into the book how likable she became. And once I got over hearing House in my ear with the hero, I really loved his character. Def a Historical stand-alone that's