Lover Be Mine: A Legendary Lovers Novel
Until he arrives at the masquerade ball, Jack Wilde had successfully evaded all of his cousin Kate’s attempts to pair him up with Sophie Fortin. After all, Kate’s idea that the Wilde cousins are destined to find their true loves based on history’s legendary love stories seemed wildly impractical if not outright ridiculous. Especially since Kate insists Jack and Sophie’s romantic relationship is patterned after Romeo and Juliet. While it is true that the Wildes and the Fortins have been locked in a bitter feud lasting nearly three generations, Jack is positive he doesn’t want the same romantic ending for himself that Shakespeare penned for his play. But one glimpse of Sophie at the ball and Jack is hopelessly in love, which means he must now find a way to write a happy-ever-after ending for Sophie and himself. The hero and heroine in Jordan’s latest stylishly written romance have sexual chemistry to burn, making Lover Be Mine the perfect choice for readers who crave Regency-set historicals that sizzle with sensuality. --John Charles