Pursuing a role in
Parliament, Christopher Lattimar needs a virtuous marriage to make
society overlook his roguish past. When beautiful and disarming Ellie
Parmenter offers to reform and refine him, he's too tempted to say no.
Once a courtesan, Ellie knows a thing or two about polishing a diamond in the rough. She has no designs on Christopher—or any man in search of a wife—but their best-laid plans begin to tumble once lessons in respectability turn to seduction…
Once a courtesan, Ellie knows a thing or two about polishing a diamond in the rough. She has no designs on Christopher—or any man in search of a wife—but their best-laid plans begin to tumble once lessons in respectability turn to seduction…
My Take:
One of the things I loved
most about this book is that you didn't need to read the first three
books in the series to be completely enthralled. It is a wonderfully
written love story that leaves the reader begging for more. I hope that
each book in this series does that same. Bravo.
