Then Came You
by:
Lisa Kleypas (author)
Reckless and wild, beautiful Lily Lawson delights in shocking proper London society and in breaking any rule to flaunt her independence. Now she′s determined to rescue her sister from an undesirable marriage to the ruthless Alex Raiford, the arrogant Earl of Wolverton. She succeeds in rescuing...
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Reckless and wild, beautiful Lily Lawson delights in shocking proper London society and in breaking any rule to flaunt her independence. Now she′s determined to rescue her sister from an undesirable marriage to the ruthless Alex Raiford, the arrogant Earl of Wolverton. She succeeds in rescuing her sister, but in the meantime Alex decides that Lily must be his. He has resolved to make her pay dearly for her interference -with her body, her soul...and her heart.
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9780380770137 (038077013X)
ASIN: 038077013X
Publish date: September 30th 2003
Publisher: Avon
Pages no: 371
Edition language: English
Series: The Gamblers (#1)
This book was a bit of a mixed bag. I enjoyed both characters in their own right, but they also both did inexcusable things to one another. By the end they were quite charming, but this book was actually fairly horrifying at times.
This so bad! So bad I didn't want it to end, EVER! Why did you have to end? Can't you go on forever?I want more Alex and Lily and more babies and more scandals! AAAH!
This is the first book in the "Gambler's Series". I just love Lisa Kleypas and her books. This is a new cover on an older book that is being reintroduced to us. I missed this book the first time around and was so glad that I got the chance to read it this time. Lisa Kleypas books are standalone ...
Addictive for certain, but did it have to had so much drama? If this had been cut to half its size, it would get a solid four star rating!As it was, it was just too much: I am an emotional wreck by now, and it's six o'clock in the morning! o_OThe positives:The banter between the main characters.The ...
It has been a while since I have read Lisa Kleypas.I have the terrible habit to name all the negative things more than the positive things, so I will start with the good stuff. As usual, the book is entertaining. Lily is a good character, not silly, confident, free! and with a sad story. Her verbal ...
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