Especially as I've read book 2 since last time, so Maryann talking about a certain Marquess hit differently now. When their father passed away, the estate and monies went to the nearest male relative, so Kitty and her sisters along with her mother were essentially cast out to live only on a meager dowager salary. I think part of the reason is how fast I was listening to the audiobook, just this experience shows me I need to keep it at a moderate pace and that having it too fast just ruins the experience of having a story narrated for me. I really liked both Kitty and Alexander, and these characters had so much chemistry in them from the get go. The story was romantic, and they were really beautiful moments, but I didn’t care about the characters and I struggled to keep reading from the beginning.

Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. latest tackles the difficult subject of domestic violence with romantic tenderness and emotional heft.This is important as I have made some recent changes that are more important and want to be fully transparent. Kitty pretends to be engaged to a reclusive Duke to give her family a little more credibility to get her sisters married off to respectable men.

They fall into absolute instalust with one another, even though she, y’know WALKED AROUND ON HIS PROPERTY WITHOUT HIS PERMISSION. because she claims she’s engaged to the reclusive, hasn’t-been-seen-in-town-for-seven-years (daaaammmnn) Duke Thornton, Alexander Masters. Its a story that conveys the tenderness of an intimate relationship and portrays the value of intimacy being more than just sexual need, that the emotional connection can only make those sexual moments sweeter. He also collects things from all over the world - one he used to travel often, but since his impairment has had to be satisfied with continuing to acquire items to add to his treasure room, which is where he spends much of his time. I spent part of the book very stressed that there would be a “miracle”, but as the story progressed I couldn’t have been happier that my fears were not realized.I would have loved an epilogue that was filled with ways they made a life together that didn’t involve sex and babies.