Tis the Season to Be Sinful
The Season For Surprises. . .Juliet Wentworth knew what she was getting into: a marriage of convenience that will save her estate and protect her family long into the future. But she wasn't expecting to find the passion of a lifetime in her new husband's arms. After just one night, Juliet...
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The Season For Surprises. . .Juliet Wentworth knew what she was getting into: a marriage of convenience that will save her estate and protect her family long into the future. But she wasn't expecting to find the passion of a lifetime in her new husband's arms. After just one night, Juliet knows a marriage in name only will never be enough. . .The Season For Seduction. . .Richard Harper's beautiful new bride has him reeling with desire--and running for cover. After all, falling in love was never part of the bargain. Yet when Christmastime celebrations bring him back to their country manor and back into Juliet's arms, Richard finds his wife is determined--and all too able--to win over his heart, one kiss at a time. . .Praise for the Novels of Adrienne Basso"Basso has a gift for creating. . .stories tinged with simmering passion and poignancy." --Romantic Times on How to Enjoy a Scandal"Sinfully sensual." --Booklist on The Christmas Countess
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781420111910 (1420111914)
ASIN: 1420111914
Publish date: October 1st 2011
Publisher: Zebra
Pages no: 343
Edition language: English
I loved this book and discovering this new author! I can't wait to try more books from her.
It was okay, a marriage of convenience turned into a love match. We know early on the hero's secret fear and why he does not want to get to close to the heroine, why he wants to keep it like a pleasant business arrangement. We know the heroine's reasons for marriage and also her desire to make somet...
There's a lovely, old-fashioned feel to the prose in Tis the Season to be Sinful. It's one of the few books I've read recently that feels thoroughly steeped in the period. But, unfortunately, the conflict is all over the place, the characters somewhat shallow, and the holiday elements seem more enga...