title: To Seduce a Sinner (The Legend of the Four Soldiers)
author:  Elizabeth Hoyt 
description: "Hoyt expertly sifts a generous measure of danger into the latest intriguing addition to her Four Soldiers, Georgian-era series . . and her ability to fuse wicked wittiness with sinfully sensual rormance is stunning."<b><i>Booklist</i></b><br /><br />"There's enchantment in Hoyt's stories that makes you believe in the magic of love."<b><i>Romantic Times BOOKreviews Magazine</i></b><br /><br />"The new master of the historical romance genre."<b><i>HistoricalRomanceWriters.com</i></b><br /><br />"A sexy, steamy treat!"<b><i>Connie Brockway, USA Today bestselling author on THE RAVEN PRINCE</i></b><br /><br />"Elizabeth Hoyt writes with flair, sophistication, and unstoppable passion."<b><i>Julianne MacLean, author of PORTRAIT OF A LOVER</i></b><br /><br />"Elizabeth Hoyt is definitely setting the standard for breathtaking historical romances."<b><i>RomanceJunkiesReviews.com</i></b>
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  **To Taste Temptation**
  
   **Elizabeth Hoyt**
  
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  He lifted her nearly off her feet to bring her mouth to his...
  
  She could smell his skin. He wore no powder or pomades or perfume; it was
  purely him, and she was driven mad by his scent. She wanted to tear the coat
  from his shoulders, rip off his shirt and neckcloth, and bury her nose in his
  naked neck. The desire was animalistic and nearly out of control, and that was
  what finally made her stop. She pulled her head back and saw that he watched
  her almost analytically. His eyes were far more calm than she felt.
  
  Damn him! How dare he not be as affected as she?
  
  He studied her face. “You argue with me, enrage me, until I can’t stand it
  anymore and kiss you.”
  
  “You say that as if I plan to make you kiss me.”
  
  “Don’t you?”
  
  “Of course not.”
  
  “I think you do,” he whispered. “I think you feel you can only accept my touch
  when it is forced upon you.”
  
  “That’s not true!”
  
  “Then prove it,” he murmur