Review: Short and to the point
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 25, 2014
This book basically seemed to be about the hero seducing the heroine. And I suppose most romances are merely that -- but this story seemed to be little more than the building of sexual tension.The heroine had grown up under the impression she would solely inherit her part of her father's estate.  But upon his death she learns it has been given to a distant relation, and if she wishes to stay she must marry him.  The couple declare themselves before the officials but won't be legally married until he has bedded her.So the hero begins his slow seduction.  The heroine is resistant not only because she hadn't planned on ever marrying, she has a fear of her passionate nature.  When she was younger she had given herself to a man but apparently he hadn't appreciated her ardent response.The love/sex scenes are fairly graphic.  If that is offensive to the reader they are forewarned.This was okay but not one I will retain in my library.