
Treasons of the Heart
Charlotte Lamb's Treasons of the Heart (1999) is a romantic suspense novel. Readers will find themes of paris, man-woman relationships and Treason.
28 Open Library readers have it on their want-to-read list. It has been published in 7 editions.
It runs to roughly 330 pages — 6–7 hours of reading at an average pace.
About Treasons of the Heart
When Claudia and Ben first meet on the banks of the Seine, the sexual frisson between them is powerful, instantaneous - and mutual. But Claudia quickly begins to suspect that Ben is less interested in her than in her honorary godfather Hugh, the enigmatic Englishman who had been her father's best friend. Then Claudia's apartment is ransacked, and she herself threatened by a pair of sinister thugs. As she flees in terror to Hugh's exquisite villa on the beautiful Cap d'Antibes, Claudia is followed by Ben - and one of her attackers. The solution to the puzzle lies in the dark days of World War Two, when Edward, exiled in the South of France, with Wallis Simpson, plots deadly treason against his native land. As Claudia struggles to understand the complexities of the past, she must also grapple with her own turbulent feelings: lover or deadly enemy, Ben has caught tight hold of her heart.
Quick answers
Who wrote Treasons of the Heart?
Treasons of the Heart was written by Charlotte Lamb and first published in 1999.
What genre is Treasons of the Heart?
It is usually shelved as Romantic Suspense.
How long is Treasons of the Heart?
The median edition has 330 pages, about 6–7 hours of reading at 250 words per minute.
What books are similar to Treasons of the Heart?
Readers who like it often enjoy The Cartel, Slow Heat in Heaven and The Secrets She Carried.
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