Pride and Passion
When her father’s death leaves her drowning in debt, scandal and loneliness, Lily Harris doesn’t protest when his business partner steps in to help—until Jake Tolliver reveals the last promise he made to her father. Although Jake’s as compelling to look at as a marble statue—and stirs a...
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When her father’s death leaves her drowning in debt, scandal and loneliness, Lily Harris doesn’t protest when his business partner steps in to help—until Jake Tolliver reveals the last promise he made to her father. Although Jake’s as compelling to look at as a marble statue—and stirs a frighteningly powerful desire within her—there’s no way Lily will agree to be his socially acceptable bride while he continues to bed his string of beautiful women—not without getting him to agree to a deal of her own first. Jake didn’t get his reputation as a feral hunter by not going after what he wants. Right now he wants Lily, and her lack of options puts her exactly where he’s wanted her from the first moment he laid eyes on her. Jake’s not above making Lily think she’s having it her way if that’s what it’ll take to have his way in the end. But once he grows tired of playing beast to her beauty, he’s not above changing the rules of the game until they’re both playing for the same prize.
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Format: ebook
ISBN:
9781605049526 (1605049522)
Publish date: March 9th 2010
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Pages no: 141
Edition language: English
Oh... my... god. *bangs head on table* The heroine. It's the heroine again. IT'S ALWAYS THE GOD DAMNED HEROINE! James Van Der Memes is helping me express my frustration in this review rant.If you had asked me a month or two ago whether or not I felt a crappy book justified hatred for an author, I wo...
I wasn't so sure about this starting out. The hero of this story seemed cold and aloof, only wanting Lily as a trophy wife. It took a while for the character to really shine, but I'm sure this was the intentions of the author. I was glad to see it come around to the point where I was hoping they wou...
3.5.the first half of the book I thought Jake was just an asshole. It read like a 90s Harlequin - hero comes in and tells heroine he's going to marry her and that's all there is. He pushed and prodded, relentlessly. No matter her feelongs about it. The second half redeemed the book, IMO. Jake still ...