"Historical Romance - Opposites attract"
After literally fighting his way up from poverty, sexy and
virile Zachary Bronson has assembled a vast fortune and at
the same time provided for his mother and sister. Now he
needs one thing...he must become socially acceptable so
that his sister can marry well. Into his life unexpectedly
one night comes the beautiful and correct Lady Holly
Taylor, at the first party that she has attended since she
became a widow. The sparks fly and the two share a very
powerful attraction. Zachary finds a way to entice Holly to move into his home
and to teach his family the ways of society and help them
gain society's approval. Against everyone's better
judgment, she agrees to the move and to tutor the Bronsons.
The story follows the antics of Holly's daughter, Rose, and
the very amusing situations that Holly and Zachary get into
learning about each other and falling in love. The love story is compelling, humorous, and scrumptious and
even though the ending is predictable, it was a pleasure to
read. I look forward to reading more of Lisa Kleypas'
books. I recommend this book for its humorous treatment of
two opposites attracting and falling in love. Sensuality guide: explicit monogamous sex.
Reviewed by Sharon M. Bressen
Posted April 7, 2002
SummaryZachary Bronson had built an empire of wealth and power --
now he needed a wife to help secure his position in
society, and warm his bed in private. But not just any
woman will do for a man who all of London knows is not a
gentleman. Then he unexpectedly swept Lady Holly Taylor
into his arms for an unasked-for -- but very alluring --
kiss, and suddenly he knew he had found a woman whose
fierce passions matched his own. Lady Holly Taylor was
beautiful, generous, and, as a widow, destined to spend her
life playing by society's rules, even when they went
against her bolder instincts. But Zachary's kiss had
aroused her, and though the shocking offer he made didn't
include marriage, she was compelled to risk everything and
follow him to the place where dreams begin.
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