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This was a just ok historical romance novella by one of my favorite authors. I think the big problem was that it was a novella, it was rushed and lacked character development and it had a weird plot point that felt out of place. 3⭐️
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I love Tessa Dare. This novella lacks some of the laugh out loud humor of her more recent work, but it still has funny moments, great characters, and a heartwarming love story. Perfect for when you need a quick HEA.

this kiss began at the end.... wow , I mean doesn't that just say it all.

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Grasping her by the hips, he crushed her to the wall and kissed her with abandon. And unlike a typical kiss, which started with superficial contact and then deepened by degrees, this kiss began at the end.

He‘d been prowling this bedchamber every night, driven wild by the knowledge only two oaken doors and some fifty paces of wainscoted corridor lay between him and the woman he‘d crossed a continent to hold.

She‘d always worn melancholy well. She was rather like the moon that way: a fixture of bright, alluring sadness that kept watch with him each night.

He kissed her hungrily, thoroughly, without finesse or restraint, as though he hadn‘t kissed a woman in years and might not survive to kiss another tomorrow.

“Cecily, what I want from you is not tender. It‘s not romantic in the least. It‘s plunder . It‘s possession.