The Hellion and the Highlander (Devil of the Highlands, #3)

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The Hellion and the Highlander (Devil of the Highlands #3)

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From the NYT bestselling author of "Devil of the Highlands" and "Taming the Highland Bride", here comes another exciting and humorous historical romance as only Lynsay Sands can tell it.

Only one man could set her heart ablaze . . .

Lady Averill Mortagne learned to control her fierce temper as a young girl. But if her father insists on parading her before one more English lo...more

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Published February 3rd 2010 by Avon

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Sep 15, 2010 Belinda Boring rated it 5 of 5 stars

OMG !!! I loved this book so much that I ranted about it for DAYS !!! After a surprise read from another series (Brenda Joyce's Masters of Time) I have been completely obsessed with all things Highlander. Whenever I get a book in the mail, my hubby will look at me as if to say "So babe, what is it? Vampire? Werewolf" and then after seeing the look of giddiness and me almost SWOON, he adds, "Oohhh Highlander". I'm a big fan of Lynsay's Argeneau Vampires series (I own them all) and have loved her...more OMG !!! I loved this book so much that I ranted about it for DAYS !!! After a surprise read from another series (Brenda Joyce's Masters of Time) I have been completely obsessed with all things Highlander. Whenever I get a book in the mail, my hubby will look at me as if to say "So babe, what is it? Vampire? Werewolf" and then after seeing the look of giddiness and me almost SWOON, he adds, "Oohhh Highlander". I'm a big fan of Lynsay's Argeneau Vampires series (I own them all) and have loved her previous two Highland romances (Taming the Highland Bride and Devil of the Highlands) This book was HILARIOUS. Like "Oh my goodness, soda just shot out my nose I'm laughing so hard and OUCH I just hit my head on the chair as I catapulted off it in hysterics" Don't get me wrong, this book is FILLED with plenty of deep sigh and romantic gush moments (hello?? It is Highlanders we're talking about) but the author wrote some scenes that I will FOREVER laugh over. Imagine if you will, living in a time where you don't sit around with your girlfriends talking about boys and what you'd like to do with them. You don't live in a time when watching TV can be considered sex education in and of itself or most importantly, you don't have the pleasure *cough* of watching Lady Gaga strut her stuff in scandalous and provocative "clothing". Sex was a private matter, with ALOT of misconceptions surrounding it and for poor Averill on her wedding night, she must rely on the servant women for her "education". This instructive conversation ALONE is worth reading the book for!! But where the book becomes priceless is when you read how Averill applies her new knowledge - much to the shock, horror and amazement of Kade, her new husband. Let me just say that milking is for COWS and telling a man that his "piffle" is handsome is more likely to get you laughed at than ravished.The humor used in the book was VERY much appreciated because honestly, for some of us, wasn't our first times just a little awkward because we just weren't sure what to expect? (that's not to say I'm admitting anything because.. just so you know I WAS FABULOUS lol) It made Averill endearing and her inner dialogue kept me glued to the pages. I very LOUDY share that this is a MUST read for Highlander addicts and for anyone who loves a good chuckle with their romance.(less)

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Apr 17, 2013 Bookcrazy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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"Der Highlander und sein wilder Engel" ist der dritte und damit letzte Teil von Lynsay Sands Highland Bräute "Devil of the Highlands"-Trilogie.

Diesmal geht es um den Bruder von Merry Stewart aus Teil 2, dem es gelingt aus der Gefangenschaft zu entkommen. Kade wird von Lady Avrill, deren Bruder Will ebenfalls entkam, gesund gepflegt. Zuerst kann er sie nicht richtig sehen, dennoch fasziniert sie ihn und er will nicht ohne sie nach Schottland zurückkehren.

Zuerst fiel mir der Einstieg in das Buch z...more

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Nov 13, 2011 Felicia rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jul 17, 2011 Rose May rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Book 3 in the Devil of the Highlands series

Lady Averill Mortagne is a red-haired, apparently not-so-beautiful English woman (though it's a bit unclear throughout the book), who spends her life reading and nursing the sick back to health. Her father, desperate to get her married, has tried every trick in the book, parading her in front of many snotty English lords - howeve...more Note: This review, and all my reviews, comes from my blog - Romantic Rose's Bookshelf (http://romantic-rosesblog.blogspot.com)

Book 3 in the Devil of the Highlands series

Lady Averill Mortagne is a red-haired, apparently not-so-beautiful English woman (though it's a bit unclear throughout the book), who spends her life reading and nursing the sick back to health. Her father, desperate to get her married, has tried every trick in the book, parading her in front of many snotty English lords - however her red hair, birthmark, and stutter make her unmarriageable. After one attempt to marry her off goes very awry, Lady Averill’s patient offers to marry her - the fast healing Scot, Kade Stewart. Kade was a friend of her brother, Will, and they spent three years in a prison camp together (with a few other men) before making a bold escape that leaves them injured but free. The boat they're traveling on to get back to England, however, crashes into the rocks leaving Kade very badly hurt when they arrive at the Mortagne Manor. Averill, with her expansive knowledge of care-taking, has been helping Kade get well for weeks.

Kade, never one to pass up a good, kind woman offers to marry Averill himself. This was part of my problem with the book. I was hoping to see passion and affection building before the marriage, while Averill cared for him - which didn’t really happen. Kade got better much too quickly for my liking, and thus spent little time getting to know Averill. He practically avoids her before their marriage, and it's hard to see how he could even want to marry her with the little he knows of her. So I assumed I would see something developing after they married. But that also didn’t happen. So I was left floundering in this passionless relationship that seemed built on thin air. This was my first Lynsay Sands book, and I’ve heard she’s quite good, so I was a bit surprised by the lack of development to the relationship. Surprised and disappointed. Another thing I disliked was that Averill called Kade ‘husband’ and not his name throughout the story. To me that exemplified their lack of intimacy. One thing I will say I liked was that Averill acted like a virgin on her wedding night. Finally! A virgin who isn’t a natural sexual dynamo. A break in the cliche - well and humorously done, Sands!

I had a hard time identifying with Kade or Averill. Their internal struggles were hard to connect to and I never formed an emotional bond with their of them. Whiile I thought Averill brave at times and silly at others, I still never really grew to like or dislike her one way or another - and apathy is almost as bad as hatred in romance, when it’s all about feeling and emotion. I could, sometimes, identify with Kade but even then his struggles took on a rather listless and boring quality. Instead of worrying about the state of of the Stewart estate and his brothers with him, I was simply reading about his worries. It was like I was skimming the emotions instead of partaking in them. Sands was never able to get me into the story.

Laddie, a little boy, is adorable, but he was one of the only secondary characters I really connected with or found well-developed. Will was easy to connect with, but his character was lacking a depth necessary to make him a good character. The villain, at the end, didn’t make sense to me. I didn’t really feel the evilness in him, or the motive. It seemed unnatural to me, that he would be the villain after all he and Kade went through, and as a consequence I didn’t get a lot of closure out of the ending. I did enjoy the mini-story involving Kade’s father and brothers and Averill’s plot to get them to stop drinking. That was cute and light-hearted fun. But overall, the secondary characters weren’t an inspiration and the plot was dull and a tad unexciting. I just couldn’t seem to get into Sand’s story, and as such it was missing the suspense and action I was hoping to feel. Was it good? No. Was it funny? you betcha.

“Sexy”ness rating: Hot – and funny.

Overall Rating: D

Bottom Line: While this book was humorous and entertaining, it wasn’t a great read. There were several unique things that set this book apart – an early marriage, an inexperienced heroine (finally, a virgin who isn’t a natural sex tiger) – but I couldn’t really connect with the characters or feel any tension building. It was good, better than average… but not great.
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Oct 05, 2011 Abby rated it 4 of 5 stars

Its about Averill and Kade. Kade is Marys brother which Mary was in the previous book Taming the Highland Bride. Previous before that one is the Devil of the Highlands.
I love these books by Lynsay Sands as they are humours, witty, fun to read and you cant forget the passion.
This one was about Averill thinking she wasn't pretty enough to ever find a husband when her brother returns with an unconscious man. Having heard all of the mans tales she starts to fall in love with him. Liking what she see...more

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Mar 29, 2010 K rated it 4 of 5 stars

This the third book in Sands Devil of the Highlands series. And I thoroughly enjoyed it, liking it so much better than the second (I have yet to read the first). One of the things I liked about it the most was the story itself, and how Sands kept you guessing until the end who was behind the attempts on Kade. I also like Averille's and Kade's characters, and couldn't stop laughing at their misfortunes. As with her other series books, I liked revisiting characters from the previous book, and the...more

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Oct 04, 2012 Jessica Weiss rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was probably my favorite of the series, though it only beat the first by a hair. I was absolutely enthralled by the characters and I actually enjoyed seeing them get past their insecurities. Usually I get annoyed when a beautiful woman thinks she's ugly and worthless, but in this case it was done so tastefully that I actually enjoyed it.

Kade and Averill don't have as much personal baggage as Cullen/Edeline and Alexander/Merry though they have plenty of problems. Someone is trying very hard...more

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May 26, 2011 Elenariel rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: highlanders

E' sempre un piacere leggre Lynsay Sands! I suoi personaggi non hanno una caratterizzazione molto approfondita che li renda particolarmente interessanti, intriganti o indimenticambili, ma è il modo di raccontare la storia che conquista il lettore. Sopratutto quando riesce a inserire e sviluppare l'elemento giallo in modo inaspettato. Al contrario dei due precedenti dove era possibile farsi una valida idea fin dall'inizio, in questo libro è riuscita a mantenere il mistero fino alla fine, numerosi...more

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Jan 14, 2013 ☂ ℬrandi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: french-novels, historical-regency, lairds-highlanders, read-2013

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Much better than books #1 and 2. It was simply more entertaining, had a better whodunit with a few plot twists and an overall more effective premise. There were even parts near/at the climax that made me sit up and pay better attention and I remember saying in my head, "Yes! Now this is good." So this one is much improved from the former.

Averill's inexperience is quite charming. The circumstances that keep Kade and Averill apart were well executed without making the story drag on or become t...more

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Aug 21, 2010 Amy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-romance

I missed the second book in this series, and I'm actually pretty disappointed. As with the first book, this was fast paced, funny, with enough twists to keep you going. Again, there was a bit of a mystery going throughout, but I honestly had no clue until toward the end. The motivation given at the end though was unexpected, and the action that followed kept me hating to put the book down until the very end.

I was definitely pleased with this book and will be going on a hunt for the one that I m...more

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Mar 26, 2010 Lori rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: march-2010, historical, read-in-2010

I wanted to love this one, but I was thrown out of the story every single time that they called each other husband and wife instead of by their names. Once in a while is ok, but oh, that got on my nerves.

I did enjoy the little running gag that every time Kade tried to make love to Averill, they were interrupted, either by an attack on Kade or by someone happening upon them. Although I wondered why they didn't just do it at night in their own bed?

The whole second half of the book didn't hold my...more

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Aug 01, 2012 Lil' Grogan rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: 1, historical-romance, humour

Tepid. Kade wants to bed his wife but something keeps stopping him, she goes around doing things without telling him (because she thinks she knows better than everyone else). (view spoiler)...more

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Aug 29, 2012 Mey Buentipo rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery-historical-romance, scottish

The 3rd book of the series hopefully not the last :) I enjoyed this series. The books are funny especially the smexy parts which is so funny and hilarious. I pity the hero a bit ;)The h/h is good together, their characters is a somewhat combination of the book 1 and book 2. I noticed from these books all the heroines are healers. Although it is alright I have no objection from that. The twist part of the story it is a bit rushed and somewhat not that connected to the story. It is shallow in comp...more

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Nov 10, 2011 Michelle Kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-read, historical

Favourite one of the series.
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Hellion and the Highlander was my favourite of Lynsay Sand's medieval Highland series. There was just something so heartwarming when the talkative Lady Averill nurses the gravely injured Kade back to health.

Lady Averill has red hair and in the English medieval times, red hair superstitiously meant that the person had a devil temper. Couple that with the strawberry birthmark on Averill's cheek, she was turned down for marriage q...more

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Jan 31, 2012 Erin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: highlander-scottish-hero-heroine, highlander-scottish-hero, own-it, virgin-heroine, historical-romance, read-in-2012

My second Lynsay Sands novel. It was highly entertaining, well written, funny, GREAT love scenes.
I didn't like 'The Deed' as much as this one. The novels have stuff in common such as both heros have a secret or surprise at the ending(view spoiler)...more

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Aug 20, 2011 Stephanie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Reading this made me realize how hard it must be to write a heroine who is both strong, gusty and independent yet a product of her times. In this novel, our heroine is beautiful and smart but is made into a self-conscious stammerer by stupid superstitions that say anyone with red hair or a mark on their face is in cahoots with the Devil. Kids wouldn't play with her when she was growing up, well, no one but her older brother, and now an adult she's being paraded in front of suitor after suitor on...more

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Mar 19, 2010 Stacie added it

Averill has been told all her life that she is unattractive because of her red hair, birthmark, and stuttering. When Kade comes to her home as her brother's friend, he is injured and has vision problems. Averill feels comfortable around him because she believes that he can not see her. Kade gets to know her true self and falls for her. When his vision returns, he hides it from her so that she will continue to be herself. Then when Averill's father tried to marry her off, Kade decides that he wil...more

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Oct 08, 2010 E. R. rated it 3 of 5 stars

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The Hellion and the Highlander

By Lynsay Sands

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This book features Kade Stewart, Mery’s eldest brother, and Averill Mortagn. Kade woke up after recovering from a shipwreck to find out that he was being taken care of by the Averill, whom he found attractive. After getting wed, Kade was eager to return home. The couple, along with Will, Averill’s brother, and their entourage arrived to find the Stewart home a mess.

I liked this book better than the previous one of this series because o...more

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Apr 22, 2010 Lady Darcie rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: romance lovers

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To have a man like Kade Stewart would be awesome. A wounded warrior who was brought to the Mortagne house by Will Mortagne only to fall in love with Will's sister Averill. Averill is known as someone who is ugly, but to Kade she is someone who is beautiful inside and out. When married Kade and Averill find themselves on a wild adventure, between someone trying to kill Kade, and rebuilding Stewart land from the destruction of Kades family.
This book is filled with twist and turns and leaves you gu...more

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Jul 22, 2011 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This book was by far my favorite of the series, if only for the complete gut busting funny moments. Averill attempting to pleasure her husband while having no knowledge of what exactly she should do was enough to have me rolling on the floor. It seemed this book was a comedy of errors, one thing after another happening. And while there were some serious spots I did enjoy the lightheartedness. Once again Lynsay Sands blows me away with her storytelling and making me fall in love with these charac...more

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Apr 03, 2011 Amanda The Book Slayer rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Okay, I love Highlander novels and I have to say this one was not my fav. I like Lynsay Sands vampire series, but I think that is as far as it goes for me. This story is about Kade, a Highlander who ends up falling in love with an English lady who takes care of him while he is healing. It is a great story idea, but the execution of it just lost me. I felt it was a little too drawn out. There was a lot of this and that, but it wasn't really necessary for me to understand the story. I think I have...more

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Jul 21, 2010 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars

The third installment of this series features Kade, the brother of Merry whom she feared was lost to the Crusades, and Averill, the sister of Kade's best friend Will. They fall in love after she nurses him back to health, and they must endure several attempts on Kade's life. They must solve this mystery as well as try to return Stewart Castle to its former glory. I loved the action of the plot, and my favorite side character was Laddie; he was so sweet.

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Aug 30, 2011 Kim rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Feb 15, 2012 Kaila rated it 3 of 5 stars

The book was not amazing but good. I would say a pleasant read and it had cute things to like about the book. The level of smut was nice too. The character were enjoyable and plot solid. I guess it was a nice and safe read. Also the book gave me some very good laughs and giggles. I liked the book, did not fall in love with it but I liked it and respect it.

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Mar 07, 2012 Crazy4more rated it 4 of 5 stars

4 stars

Loved it...from the first page, to the last and every pages in between!

Kade, imprisoned for 3 yrs, decided to escape when his cousin, Ian, fallen ill and would have died. Barely survived and under the care of his friend who was also imprisoned, Will, and his sister, Averill, he's determined to take over the lairdship of Steward from his druken father. Averill was raised with such low self-esteem, red hair, birth mark, stammering and a temper of a hellion, yup a total package that had Kade...more

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Aug 06, 2011 Frances McNeal rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-2011

This was the third book in the series and I really enjoyed them all. I love historical highlander romance and Lynsay Sands does a great job with it. She also brings humor into them all. My only issue is this was the 3rd book in a row where someone was trying to kill either the hero or heroine. It felt a little redundant. I still really enjoyed it.

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Jan 18, 2013 Donna rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Mar 01, 2010 Brittany rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this third book in the highlander series. It was a bit more on the romance then mystery side which is fine. However I felt that the ending was a bit rushed. Some people like that the answer just pops out of no where, but I think it would of been better if there was any sign of suspicion on the culprit before Kade confronts that person. BUT that's really my only complaint I really enjoyed it.

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Nov 04, 2011 Melissa rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romantic-reads

A little more fun than the previous (not as many misunderstandings to get by and Averill has some real-world problems). The villain sorta showed up out of the blue.

And Evie and Cullen showed up again (Sands could easily do more than three books just from the single male side characters in these books - Tavis, Comyn, Ian, Will, etc.)

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Feb 22, 2011 Nilchance rated it 2 of 5 stars

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About Lynsay Sands

Lynsay Sands is the nationally bestselling author of the Argeneau/Rogue Hunter vampire series, as well as numerous historicals and anthologies. She's been writing stories since grade school and considers herself incredibly lucky to be able to make a career out of it. Her hope is that readers can get away from their everyday stress through her stories, and if there are occasional uncontrollable fit...more Lynsay Sands is the nationally bestselling author of the Argeneau/Rogue Hunter vampire series, as well as numerous historicals and anthologies. She's been writing stories since grade school and considers herself incredibly lucky to be able to make a career out of it. Her hope is that readers can get away from their everyday stress through her stories, and if there are occasional uncontrollable fits of laughter, that's just a big bonus.

Born in Southern Ontario, Lynsay Sands is the New York Times bestselling author of the Argeneau Vampire series. She has written more than 34 books and anthologies since her first novel was published in 1997. Her romantic comedies span three genres—historical, contemporary, and paranormal—and have made the Waldenbooks, Barnes & Noble, USA Today, and New York Times bestseller lists. Lynsay's books are read in more than twelve countries and have been translated into at least six languages. She's been a nominee for both the Romantic Times Best Historical Romance Award and the Romantic Times Best Paranormal Romance Award, was nominated and placed three times in the RIO (Reviewers International Organization) Awards of Excellence, and has several books on All About Romance's Favorite Funnies list.

1.) I started The Deed (my first romantic comedy and the first book to be published) a year after my mother's death. I was very close to my mother and the year following her death was about the most miserable time imaginable. But then I decided I was tired of being down and unhappy, and looked around for something to lift my spirits and make me laugh. When I couldn't find anything, I decided to sit down and write my own. It worked! Emmalene and Amaury's antics in The The Deed had me chuckling as I wrote.
2.) I met my husband in New York in July 2003. I was there because of the RWA conference and he was there on vacation. The first day there we kept running into each other and chatting in front of the hotel, and then he asked to join our group (it was very brave of him. He was the lone male amongst six or seven women, lol). He's a Brit and I'm Canadian and the first two months of our relationship were conducted by phone as well as over the internet. Our first date was a week in New York in September, followed by three weeks in England. He then came to Canada in both November and December, the first time to propose and the second time for Christmas with my family and then to take me back to England with him for New Years. I lived in Northern England for two years. We married in New York and now live in Canada.
3.) I was writing about my husband before I met him. Single White Vampire came out in September 2003 and I took a copy with me to England when I went for the three weeks. I walked into my now-hubby's house to find at least six months worth of mail unopened and stacked up on a shelf inside the front door. When I stopped dead, eyes going wide with shock and asked "My God. That's mail. You don't open your mail?" He looked embarrassed and muttered some explanation about bills automatically being paid by the bank so no need to open those and everything else was unsolicited and he couldn't be bothered. When I burst out laughing, he started to frown and said "What?" My response was to dig out the copy of Single White Vampire and hand it over with the suggestion he read it. The mail thing wasn't the only similarity he had to Lucern Argeneau. There are many more and when he sat down to read the book, he kept stopping and turning a rather startled and even suspicious gaze my way and muttering that this sounded familiar" or that did. I had to point out that it really was coincidence, that I had written that story at least nine months before meeting him. LOL.(less)

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“Husband?" Averill's voice was growing shrill with worry as she asked, "Have you swooned?"
I'm a warrior, wife. Warriors do no' swoon," Kade growled, forcing away the faintness trying to lay claim to him.
Oh," she said, sounding doubtful. "It's just that your eyes were closed."
I was resting them," he snapped.
I see," she murmured, and for some reason that irritated the hell out of him.” — 24 people liked it

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