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Unclaimed (Turner, #2)
by Courtney Milan (Goodreads Author)
by Courtney Milan (Goodreads Author)
I'm in production on Guild season 6 and so exhausted that the only thing I crave is to escape into some good book brain numbing at night before bed. I found this author through my book club, Vaginal Fantasy, after someone recommended it as a stand-out MAN virgin historical romance. I was skeptical at first because the concept seemed either cheesy or maybe preachy, but ended up LOVING this book. I just gobbled up 2 other books by this author, and I really love how she twists the traditional characters of the genre to be more interesting than you'd expect. This is a very non-traditional pairing, man virgin and courtesean, but they are perfectly paired together. And there are really interesting arguments about morality and chastity here, this isn't an inch-deep book IMO. I really enjoyed it, and will be a fan of this author in the future!
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Aug 16, 2012 12:13am
oooh role switching I like the sound of this! Happy reading felicia and no overdoing things miss!!
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I just started this series myself and I'm loving the author so far. I'm currently on book one and I'm guessing that Mark is the hero on Unclaimed which is awesome!
I recommend also trying her novellas if you like her full-length novels. I especially liked The Governess Affair, which is a prequel to her next series which will be coming out soon. One thing I particularly appreciated was that neither of the main characters are titled, a rarity in Regency books.
I avoided romance novels for the past 25 years of my life... then I recently caved in and read 8 Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake for Vaginal Fantasy - and actually enjoyed it! I then read this trilogy and LOVED it! aaaaaand now I'm on my 20th romance novel in a row. I blame this on you, Felicia!! :)(It's such a great way to relax my brain as I drag myself through art history grad school)
