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Unveiled (Ashton/Rosemoor #2)
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Kristina Cook (Goodreads Author)
She didn't want marriage...
A determined spinster, Jane Rosemoor has turned away many a suitor, because she is secretly fearful of the mysterious malady that plagues the married women of her family. But when her life collides with that of the sinfully handsome Earl of Westfield, she is rendered delirious by his kiss—and outraged by his proposal. His young ward requires a wo...more
A determined spinster, Jane Rosemoor has turned away many a suitor, because she is secretly fearful of the mysterious malady that plagues the married women of her family. But when her life collides with that of the sinfully handsome Earl of Westfield, she is rendered delirious by his kiss—and outraged by his proposal. His young ward requires a wo...more
Mass Market Paperback, 320 pages
Published
May 3rd 2005
by Zebra
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I really enjoyed this. The heroine is reluctant to marry because depression runs in her family and it is seriously exacerbated by pregnancy. It was just so unexpected and *nice* to see the heroine have a problem that didn't focus around how independent and fiery and unconventional she was. It's not that she's afraid that marriage will rob her of all free will because of the nature of marriage. No, she actually likes the idea of being a wife and mother. It's that she's afraid that she will go abs...more
Loved this! Excellent period type chick book. I loved the description of the dresses, the slightly graphic love scenes, and the stubbornness Jane feels toward Mr. Westfield.
I liked the ending, because I hate when the epilogue is only a couple days, or weeks, in the future. At first I thought she had done that, but it was an attempt to be sneaky. :)
I liked this book better than the first one. I liked the love/hate relationship they had for a lot of the book. It did seem like a lot of the beginning sounded like P&P from 2005. But that is ok... I like the Darcy types!
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As a child, Kristina Cook took her nose out of a book only long enough to take a ballet class (or five) each week. Not much has changed since then, except she’s added motherhood to the mix and now enjoys penning her own novels as much as reading everybody else’s. Before turning her hand to historical romance, Kristina did graduate work at Columbia University and wrote grant proposals for some of N...more
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