Twice the Temptation    by Suzanne Enoch Order:  USA  Can Avon, 2007 (2007) Paperback, e-Book     Reviewed by Kim Atchue-Cusella In 1814, Evangeline Munroe inherits the (one hundred and sixty-nine carats) Nightshade diamond from her aunt. Though warned of the curse on the necklace, Evangeline doesn't believe it. Gilly immediately runs into Connoll Addison, Marquis of Rawley, a drunken man who tries to kiss her. Over time, she finds herself attracted to Connoll, but she is looking for a husband who will obey her. Evangeline only starts to believe in the curse when they start putting the diamond in people's pockets and things happen. In 2007, Samantha Jellicoe, a retired cat burglar, finds the diamond in a wall while setting up security for a museum exhibit. At first she thinks that Rick Addison, the current Marquis of Rawley, put it there for her, but he finds a letter explaining the curse. Rick doesn't believe in the nonsense of a curse. But when an old boyfriend shows up to create havoc in the exhibit, Sam starts to believe in it. Suzanne Enoch has a style of writing that reels in readers from the first page. I loved the way in which the story switched from 1814 to the present time, with a new couple finding the Nightshade diamond. The two stories center on characters who are feisty and fun, making Twice the Temptation refreshing and entertaining. Note: Opinions expressed in reviews and articles on this site are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of BookLoons. Find more Romance books on our Shelves or in our book Reviews