 | Lydia Greville was fuming. She was determined to save womankind from disreputable rakes like the infamous Mallory, not to succumb to his scandalous charms. She finds herself overwhelmed by the scintillating sensations he brings to her body, but when she discovers that he has bragged that he's going to "tame" her, Lydia vows to fight his advances...but nothing prepares her for the surrender she finds in his arms." ....blurb on backcover © belong to their owners |
This was a marvelous book. Ainswood is a great combination of devil-may-care and wounded vulnerablity. I have a few words of caution, however. Don't read the prologue in a public place. Unless, of course, you aren't adverse to sobbing in public.
