Hello Coffee Timers,
I’m so happy to be here today. I’m Hywela Lyn although you can call me Lyn! I’m sorry to be late – I’ve had problems logging in” Anyway, A little bit about me, and to clarify any confusion over my name:
I use my real first two names as my penname, since I’ve always been called ‘Lyn’ and my first name, Hywela, which is Welsh, was never used, even by my close family, so I thought it would be nice to find a use for it. Besides which, my surname, which is also Welsh, is very ordinary, and about as popular in Wales as ‘Jones’!
I lived most of my life in Wales, until I married and moved to be with my husband in a small village in England. The beautiful and rugged Welsh countryside and its legends inspired much of my writing. I’m very proud of my Welsh heritage and background and love weaving romantic tales of the future, and distant, mysterious worlds.
Wherever it’s set, one thing remains constant in my writing: The power of love. Love, not only between her hero and heroine, but between friends and siblings, and for their particular world and the creatures that share it.
I’m crazy about all animals, especially horses. I have two horses, two ferrel cats and an adopted Jack Russell terrier called Bouncer. I usually manage to slip a horse or two into my stories!
My first novel, ‘Starquest’, a futuristic romance was published by The Wild Rose Press (www.thewildrosepress.com) on 29th August 2008. A sequel, ‘Children of the Mist’ released on 19th June 2009. Both are available in Ebook format or print. I am workin6g on a third story in the series. My fantasy novella, ‘Dancing With Fate’ is available as an individual E-book from the Publisher, or as one of three stories in Book II of the paperback anthology ‘Song Of The muses’, available on Amazon.
Well that’s enough of me, over to you. How many animal lovers are out there? Do you read fantasy and science fiction romance? If not, is there a reason? Perhaps I can convert you. 
I’ll be posting a bit more about my books in a bit. Leave a comment and I’ll draw one name to win a $6 Wild Rose Press Gift Token
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Hi Gwyn Lacy, how sweet of you to remember me! I look forward to hearing how you are doing in your online class!
All the best,
Theresa Scott
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010 | Category: Claudine The Mean
Avon
- Upon a Wicked Time by Karen Ranney
- SUDDENLY by Barbara Delinsky
- Hellion and the Highlander, The by Lynsay Sands
- Marriage Ring, The by Cathy Maxwell
- Live to Tell by Wendy Corsi Staub
- Secrets of a Scandalous Bride by Sophia Nash
- Serpent Moon (Sazi Series Book
– C.T. Adams & Cathy Clamp – published by Tor Books
- Atlantis Redeemed – Alyssa Day – published by Berkley
- Shadowglass: The Shadowfae Chronicles – Erica Hayes – published by St. Martin’s Griffin
- On the Night of the Seventh Moon – Victoria Holt – published by St. Martin’s Griffin
- The Dark-Hunters, Vol. 2 (Dark-Hunter Manga, Paperback) – Sherrilyn Kenyon – published by St. Martin’s Griffin
- Black Jack - Lora Leigh – published by St. Martin’s Paperbacks)
- Don’t Kill the Messenger – Eileen Rendahl – published by Berkley Trade
- Velvet Haven: Book One in the Annwyn Chronicles – Sophie Renwick – published by NAL Trade
- Too Wicked to Kiss - Erica Ridley – published by Zebra
- Chick with a Charm (Babes On Brooms Book 2) - Vicki Lewis Thompson – published by Signet
- Born to be Wild – Christine Warren – published by St. Martin’s Paperbacks
Champagne Books
- The Entrancement—Carolina Montague (new author)
- Angel and the Unforgiven—Melissa Blue
- Ask Aunt Emma—Carol Costa
- Kindred—Rebecca Goings
Carnal Passions
- The Next Move—Lauren Gallagher
Eternal Press
- David W. Landrum The Gallery
Lorrie Unites-Struiff Gypsy Crystal
M.C. Halliday I Came Up Stairs
Mirella Patzer The Pendant
Ed Tasca Autobiography of a Worm
Heather Kuehl Promises To Keep
Brigit Aine Cassie’s Awakening
Torquere Press
- Games People Play by BA Tortuga
- Wanna Be Your Dog byGlyn Soitino
- Slow Bloom by Anah Crow and Dianne Fox
- Emergency, A City Hospital Novel by Drew Zachary
- 8 of Wands by Jenna Jones
- 9 of Pentacles by Anah Crow
- Taste Test: Welcome to the Jungle edited by Lorna Hinson
- Toy Box: Domination by Sean Michael
- Poppyseed by Molly Church
- Pets by Mike Shade
- Lessons in Mastery 3 by Laine Williams
- Pool Hall Green bySara Bell
Lavender by Lucius Parhelion
Purple Sword
Alpha Awakening by Diana DeRicci
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Juniper Gardens
- Dark Moon by Connie Wood
- A Wider Circle by Mary Caelsto
Ellora’s Cave
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- A Wolf by Any Other Name, by Kate Douglas (Twilight)
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- Loving Eve, by Helen Hardt (Moderne)
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- Moonlight Menage, by Stephanie Julian (Twilight/shifter)
- Hard Man, by Amarinda Jones (Moderne)
- Pursuit of Pleasure, by Beverly Havlir (Aeon)
- Mr. Right Now, by Paige Tyler (Moderne)
- Sticks and Stone, by Jennifer Dunne (Twilight)
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- Burning Up Flint , by Laurann Dohner (Aeon)
- Claimed, by Elle Amour (Aeon)
- Alex Rising, by Dita Parker (Twilight)
- Palace of Dreams, by Kathleen Coddington (Aeon)
- The Public Eye, by Chris Tanglen (Twilight)
Cerridwen Press
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- Cold Scheme, by Edita Petrick (Romantic Suspense)
Vintage & Anchor Books
- THE AGE OF WONDER: The Romantic Generation and the Discovery of the Beauty and Terror of Science by Richard Holmes
- SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING by Alan Sillitoe
- THE LONELINESS OF THE LONG-DISTANCE RUNNER by Alan Sillitoe
This is another favorite of mine. I need to put it on a spiral (grin) because I read it enough times! My hubby actually knows this book when I pull it out. LOL
Harriet and Gideon will stick in your head, promise
Harriet Pomeroy, the woman in question, is–at the grand old age of 25–perfectly capable of handling herself. In fact, she’s more concerned with the reputation of her outsize fiance, Gideon Westbrook, aka the Viscount St. Justin, aka The Beast of Blackthorne Hall, who supposedly abandoned another woman after bedding her. After her unconventional engagement, Harriet, her sister and aunt leave the backwater of Upper Biddleton in search of polite polish during London’s season while adventure and, inevitably, love tag along. An avid antiquities nerd with a decided predilection for moldy teeth, Harriet is a cheery, intensely likable character, one well matched by the battered and beleaguered Gideon
Amanda Quick has a ton of great light hearted historicals.
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Now this whole book is a historical. It is cute and sweet book. It is a light reading but still fulfilling on the romance, sex, and love!
Touted as the “”Lord of Sex,”" the Viscount Sexton–England’s most notorious Don Juan–contemplates an end to his debauched career when he meets Chloe, a feisty redhead with a plan to beat the seducer at his own game.
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Yes, this is a multigenre book….but it is mainly a historical (besides being paranormal)
Wonderful news! Dara Joy is re-releasing this book May 25, 2010
with a new cover! Dara Joy fans are all jumping for joy! 
Now I have the old cover (sexy man laying in bed)
Women love their cats! In Dara Joy’s much awaited new book, Lilac Devere has the best of both worlds. She meets Rejar, an immortal “shape-changer” who can take two forms–man or cat. Incredibly sexual and sensitive to women, these shape-changers travel through time, appearing primarily to make love to women. When Rejar finds himself in Regency England in cat form, he makes the most of both forms in Lilac’s bedroom and in the salons as one of Lord Byron’s friends. Lucky Lilac never has to choose between man and beast!
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Yes, I love that Theresa Scott is back in the book world! Annnnnnnnnd she is re-releasing her books in EBOOK form! (doing the happy dance)
She has a beautiful new website here And shy person that I am..snort…I asked her about her book release schedule for the future. She is working on getting them all out there on eBook. My Sony eReader is ready and waiting (grin) She does have one out already,
Bride of Desire, January 2010 | Montana Angel, February 2010
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My copy of Devil’s Bride is my ‘travel book’ It stays in my purse for emergency reading (wiggles eyebrows) This is a great series from start to finish. You can read any of the books alone or in order
The covers are being redone as the books are being re-released. So make sure you do not buy double! And of course, I love the bodice ripper covers best!
ABOUT THE CYNSTERS
The first six Cynster books deal with the stories of the six cousins known to the ton as the Bar Cynster. Subsequent books deal with other members of the Cynster family, extended family, and close friends.
The contrast of gracious and elegant manners forming a wafer-thin facade over strong and dominant male emotions such as possessiveness and protectiveness is a constant throughout all the Cynster books. The affinity of such warrior males for strong willed women and the ability of their chosen ladies to exact complete and unswerving commitment to themselves, to marriage, and to family, forms the central tenet of the series.
All the Cynster novels are ‘Regency-Era Historicals’, or Historicals set in the Regency. This type of novel is both longer than traditional Regencies and involves plot elements beyond the social mores/comedy of manners elements that are the hallmark of any romance set in the Regency. Stephanie’s Regency-era Historicals contain adventure and/or mystery elements, often both, played out against the visually-, dramatically- and emotionally-rich background of the Regency. All her Regency-era Historicals are long, more than 120,000 words.
Some Cynster novels have been released in hardcover, paperback, and with different cover artwork. All versions are displayed on the book’s profile page. To browse the Cynster novels by their most recent covers, see below. For information on how to purchase any of Stephanie’s books, please click here.
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If you know me, you know that I am a HUGE fan of Stephanie Laurens. I met her at an RWA a couple of years ago and my opinion of her went even higher (wink)
I love this series, I have re-read them multiple times to the point that my hubby even knows the series (grin) I am sure you will love these as much as I do. Plus, she loves purple! lol
ABOUT THE BASTION CLUB – From Stephanie Laurens’ website
“A last bastion against the matchmakers of the ton.”
There is more than a touch of the wild adventurer in each of them, and they are loyal to the bone. Seven of London’s most eligible bachelors band together to form The Bastion Club, an elite society of gentlemen dedicated to determining their own futures when it comes to that most important step of all – marriage.
For more, READ THE PROLOGUE to the Bastion Club.
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I have talked about Johanna Lindsey in another book. This one has got to be one of my favorite books by her. I don’t know the exact reason behind the my love for this book. It could be because of how one sister goes out of her way to not be who she truly is and the hero sees through it. It could be because the male role is depicted by a man who is also struggling to be who he wants to be. Whatever the reason, A Man to Call My Own is just spectacularly good!
from Booklist: Amanda and Marian Laton are identical twins who couldn’t be more different. Amanda, the apple of her father’s eye, is a spoiled, jealous young woman; sweet-hearted Marian, in an effort to be as unlike her sister as possible, strives to make herself plain and undesirable. Set in the 1870s, this historical romance by the prolific Lindsey begins when Amanda and Marian’s father dies in their hometown of Haverhill, Mass., and the twins are shipped off to Texas. Under the provisions of their father’s will, they cannot claim their inheritances until they are married, and in the meantime they must live with their aunt, Kathleen Dunn, a widowed rancher nicknamed Red. Life on the ranch is much too rustic for Amanda, but Marian enjoys the country living-and her brushes with Chad Kinkaid, heir to a ranching fortune, who is lending Red a helping hand. Hiding behind thick-lensed spectacles she doesn’t need, Marian tries to deflect Chad, afraid that if she shows an interest in him her mean-spirited twin will lure him away.
Jenna Petersen knew she wanted to be a writer at a very young age and had a very specific image of what that meant. In her mind, she would live in Los Angeles (why not New York… who knows?), attend book signings, drive a very expensive car and date endlessly (and apparently, unsuccessfully). There was little actual writing involved in the fantasy…to read more check out her website. http://jennapetersen.com/
Jane Fenton is certain that her brother is lost in London’s notorious underground, not dead as he has been declared. The infamous Viscount Nicholas Stoneworth has just returned from that dangerous world, where he lived for many years as a fighter. When the innocent Jane approaches the dissolute Viscount for help finding her sibling, he offers her a bargain. If she helps him relearn the niceties of Society, he will use his questionable connections to locate her brother. Though each believes their part of the bargain is an impossible task, they agree for their own sakes. But as the two begin to work closely together, Jane discovers there is much more to the angry ex-pugilist than Society believes. And Nicholas finds a pillar of strength beneath Jane’s soft exterior.
But Nicholas’s drive to withhold the truth about Jane’s brother may threaten the fragile bond between beauty and her beast. And his triumphant return to society may end any chance they have of ever being together.
Ms. Petersen has written a sensational novel where she pits Jane’s pure innocence against Nicholas’ jaded past in Her Notorious Viscount. Where everyone else in Jane’s life sees her as some weak-kneed woman, he sees her as the strong, stubborn, and determined woman she really is. The Stoneworth family’s view of Nicholas is no better, seeing him as a worthless drunkard, fighter, and libertine while Jane sees him for the man he truly is. My favorite element of this tale is how the characters not only learn so much about each other, they learn how their fight for survival has made them a better person, someone they can be proud of and who can be loved for who they are, jaded past or not. This historical romance is a beautiful composition with a sweet tone, exquisite wording, passionate love scenes, and steamy tension. To Read the rest of the review, click here:
This had to be my first pick for Historical Romance since it was the first book I actually ever enjoyed reading! I will never forget how I hated to read for so long. Then I picked up Johanna Lindsey’s Prisoner of my Desire and was swept away. I have been an avid reader ever since.
The year is 1152 and, as a woman, Lady Rowena Belleme has no rights. Her evil stepbrother, Gilbert d’Ambray, desires control over as much English land as possible and has pledged Rowena’s hand to Lyons of Kirkburough-a man so near death he is a walking corpse. Rowena at first refuses, but Gilbert threatens to kill Rowena’s mother if she does not comply. Before the marriage can be consummated, Lyons dies and Rowena celebrates her good fortune, until Gilbert arrives with a new plot-Rowena must become pregnant before Lyons’s death is announced. For three nights, Rowena lies with a handsome stranger kidnapped by Gilbert’s men. Ashamed at the mistreatment of the man and knowing that Gilbert plans to kill him, Rowena helps him escape. Soon after, Kirkburough is attacked by Gilbert’s nemesis Lord Fulkhurst. Rowena is captured and taken to the Fulkhurst dungeon, where Lord Warrick de Chaville cruelly strips Rowena of her title and forces her to become his serf. Despite their passionate hatred of one another, a fervor smolders between them, igniting passion of another kind. Warrick, always feared by the fairer sex, is intrigued by Rowena, who is not afraid of him. Rowena, accustomed to men using her for their own gain, is astonished that Warrick truly cares about her. But will their newfound love be enough to overcome Gilbert’s vengeful wrath?
If I cannot be transported back to old day Scotland, then toss me into the Civil War era. Southern Belles, plantations, mint juleps. My only problem would have been the fact that I am anti- slavery.
Margaret Mitchell first entered my reading list when I was a senior in high school. She transported me back in time, introducing me to Scarlett, Rhett, Ashley and Tara. Characters I fell in love with and continue to fall in love with every time I read “Gone With the Wind”.
Alexandra Ripley continued on with “Scarlett”. It may not have gone exactly how Ms. Mitchell would have intended, but it kept the characters alive for a little while longer, answering a few questions readers may have had.
Donald McCaig took up Rhett’s story in “Rhett Butler’s People”. Not necessarily a romance, but I consider it part of the set. It gives the reader a little more in depth look at who Rhett Butler is.
Ms. Mitchell and Ms. Ripley have left this world. I couldn’t find a website for Mr. McCaig. You may not consider these romances, but for me, it fits the description.
In the Highlander’s Bed by Cathy Maxwell is a sensual read full of romance, adventure, swordplay, battles, and capturing the woman that rightly belongs by your side. Here is a short blurb, ‘Highland warrior Gordon Lachlan has spent his life fiercely battling the English. Now, to claim victory for his clan, he must retrieve the legendary Sword of the MacKenna from the hands of his mortal enemies. His plan: to kidnap Constance Cameron from her remote boarding school and force her wellborn relatives to surrender the sword as her ransom. But Lachlan is surprised that the woman he’s snatched from her bed is no malleable miss. Constance longs for adventure. She’s tantalized by Lachlan and his passionate cause . . . and tempted enough by his seductive ways to wonder what it would be like to find herself in the Highlander’s bed . . .’ Lachlan and Constance are lively players that definitely keep the story moving at a good pace.
Another interesting read is, In the Bed of a Duke, and here is a short blurb, ‘The distressed traveler Charlotte Cameron encounters on a rainy Scottish night is absolutely the worst man she could have invited into her carriage! It is Phillip Maddox, the reprehensible Duke of Colster, who brought the full weight of the ton’s fury down upon her – simply because Charlotte encouraged her sister not to wed the powerful peer. And now the seductive devil responsible for her social ruin is sitting close enough to kiss . . . Phillip’s distaste for the meddlesome beauty matches Charlotte’s – though, under alternate circumstances, he might have enjoyed sampling the sensuous charms of the tempting young chit. There is grave danger, however, on the journey they now must reluctantly share – and a nemesis who means them both mortal harm. But can a passion that inconveniently ignites in the face of disaster erase a painful past . . . and lead two sworn enemies to a most unanticipated destination: the bedchamber?’
And who can forget, The Marriage Contract, another fine read that leaves the reader spellbound completely, here is a blurb, ‘Journey to nineteenth-century Scotland . . . a land of romance and dreams. There, away from the stifling ballrooms and idle gossip of London, a debutante hopes to find a life she could only have imagined . . . and a noble Highlander discovers that the truest love of all awaits him in the form of an unexpected bride-to-be. He was a man exiled from society – handsome, unpredictable, and proud. Dark rumors surrounded his name. But Anne Burnett had signed a marriage contract binding her to Aiden Black, the Earl of Tiebauld. And although she’d never met him, she’s determined to keep her word and make theirs a marriage in truth. Because a well-bred lady with little fortune to recommend her has no choice. From the moment she arrived, Anne fell in love with Kelwin Castle and its roguishly handsome laird. By day, he instills a fierce loyalty in his people with his masterful ways . . . and by night, he tempts Anne to surrender her innocence to him. But while he is willing to offer his body. Aiden refuses to give Anne his heart . . . making her wonder what prevents him from truly claiming her as his wife.’ Oh, Cathy Maxwell, you fashion characters that make readers swoon.
I have to mention a book that really tops the cake, and that is Captain’s Surrender. This is a book that still triggers the mind. I know it is a different type of romance but this historical novel by Alex Beecroft is truly a masterpiece and sensational read. The blurb alone grabbed me, ‘Ambitious and handsome, Joshua Andrews had always valued his life too much to take unnecessary risks. Then he laid eyes on the elegant picture of perfection that is Peter Kenyon. Soon to be promoted to captain, Peter Kenyon is the darling of the Bermuda garrison. With a string of successes behind him and a suitable bride lined up to share his future, Peter seems completely out of reach to Joshua. But when the two men are thrown together to serve during a long voyage under a sadistic commander with a mutinous crew, they discover unexpected friendship. As the tension on board their vessel heats up, the closeness they feel for one another intensifies and both officers find themselves unable to rein in their passion. Let yourself be transported back to a time when love between two men in the British Navy was punishable by death, and to a story about love, about honor, but most of all, about a Captain’s Surrender.’ Check out Alex’ website, and check out all the other grand books, http://bookworld.editme.com/AlexBeecroft
My heart races. My palms are sweaty. My skin flushed. My mouth watering. These are the signs I reveal when I am reading a book from this series. And, yes, I read these books repeatedly.
Outlander begins the series in Inverness, Scotland, 1945, where Claire Randall is on her honeymoon with her new husband, Frank. The true tale begins when Claire steps through a stone circle and steps back in time to the 18th century Scotland where she meets the love of her life, Jamie Fraser. This man is the reason for the above symptoms. Ms. Gabaldon has this way of writing that envelops the reader in the world of Claire and Jamie, making the reader a part of the adventure these two are experiencing.
I’m not sure if it is the rugged beauty of Jamie and the love he has for Claire or if it is the beautiful words that flow from his tongue as he expresses that love, but this man touches my heart every time.
This a smart and funny series filled with action, adventure, history, sci-fi and romance.
Diana Gabaldon’s site
I have been a huge fan of historical romances for years. My husband and dad used to buy me this genre because they were thicker than normal books and often had the smuttiest covers. At least in their opinions. MEN! What they didn’t understand is the joy I experienced jumping into the pages and following the adventures of the leading characters. My favorites were always the ones where the knights rode into save the day.
I have been a fan of King Arthur and Camelot since I could understand what things two things were. When I discovered the Kinley MacGregor (most know her as Sherrilyn Kenyon) series, Lords of Avalon, I found a little piece of paradise. These books show the darker side of Camelot. Arthur is dead and his knights are gone, but the Holy Grail lives on.
To my dismay, there are only two books in the series so far. There is a 3rd on its way, but not soon enough for me.
Kinley MacGregor’s site
Author Bio: I made it! I’m finally here! My first book, Lord Of Desire, will hit the bookshelves August, 2005.
It’s been a long road.
I’ve always loved stories. I was fortunate to have a mother who not only read to me, but made up tales of her own. My luck continued as I grew up. Fourth grade was one of my favorite years as a student. Some things you just never forget, like Sister Joseph Anne and her original stories about the adventures of Jane and Fifi at Avocado Green. I could have sat at my desk for the next ten years and listened to her…Check out her website for more info on her other works and more about this very talented author. http://paulaquinn.com/
This was the first novel of Paula Quinn’s that I had ever read. But since then I have not only read other works of hers, but I keep going back to this one. There is something about a story that surrounds a woman and her enemy that gets to me. I just love the conflict and the emotional highs and lows that happen within the storyline.
Lord Brand “the Passionate” Risande defeated Lady Brynnafar Dumont’s father in battle and has now come to claim the Dumont castle. Brynna vows to do whatever it takes to protect her family’s Saxon retainers, even if it means marrying the conquering Norman brute. When Brynna finally meets Brand, she is shocked to discover that he is the man she briefly encountered a year before who has since haunted her every romantic fantasy. Suddenly, the idea of wedding the sinfully sexy nobleman becomes much more appealing, but Brand, who caught his former betrothed in the throes of passion with another man, has no interest in marriage. Brynna knows that earning Brand’s trust and love will not be easy, but she is determined that this is one battle she will definitely win.
When the topic of this month’s Book Brew came up, the first author to pop into my mind was Hannah Howell. She has been one of my favorite authors for years. It is the way she can send you back in time to visit with the Highland vampires, the Murray clan or just to see what the dukes and lords of old were up to.
The Murray clan books hold a very special place in my heart since that is my husband’s last name. I picked up my first Hannah Howell book for that reason alone and fell deeply in love with her writing. Whether it is Scotland, the New World, England, Hannah has the ability to make the reader feel alive within the very pages from which they read.
Hannah Howell website
Elizabeth Hoyt, what can I say. When it comes to Historical Romance, she can certainly spin a gripping read that forever lingers in the memory. She gives her readers driven characters that practically romance and seduce through the pages. To Seduce a Sinner is just one of her marvelous books that is awe-inspiring in every way. Melisande Fleming has loved Lord Vale from afar, even as he seduces many lovers. Then after he is jilted on his wedding day, she grabs her chance to be his. When Melisande offers to be his bride, Vale accepts willingly. He needs a wife to produce an heir. She gives her body, yet is her heart in her actions? As Vale begins to seduce his seductive new wife he sets out to learn the secrets behind the woman who is day by day stealing his heart. Oh yes, this book is one not to be missed. Be sure to check out Ms. Hoyt’s website for all her other fabulous books, http://www.elizabethhoyt.com/index.php, and not to mention, her Wicked Intentions to be released in August 2010…oh it sounds delightfully wicked.
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