Questions About A Dangerous Collaboration (Veronica Speedwell, #4)

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Do they kiss here? You know, while both are not under the influences of anything? I am not sure I can handle another book of high sexual tension between them without at least a little release, right now. I don't need details, just a yes or no.

Jennifer I completely understand, I was ready to launch the book out of a window if SOMETHING didn't happen. So in short - yes, worth reading (and while it may…moreI completely understand, I was ready to launch the book out of a window if SOMETHING didn't happen. So in short - yes, worth reading (and while it may not be exactly what you would expect, do not give up hope - I ended this book with a smile on my face)(less)

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Can someone refresh my memory regarding the characters' backstories? Why is Stoker the black sheep of the family? Is he legitimate? I'm drawing a blank on his parents and the family history.

Uluwehi Hopkins Stoker is the black sheep for two reasons. First, as his name Rebelstoke suggests, he was the rebel of the family. He was the only one of all four son…moreStoker is the black sheep for two reasons. First, as his name Rebelstoke suggests, he was the rebel of the family. He was the only one of all four sons to fight back against their father’s abuse. Second, he is technically legitimate, in that their father claimed him as his own, but Stoker’s real father was a painter (from Wales, I think). He noticeably looks different from his brothers, and everyone associated with the family has always known that he is not the elder Templeton-Vane’s son. (less)

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Lisa I'm amazed that you posted this question 2 years ago and no one has responded. I couldn't even figure out what the point of that whole story arc was. …moreI'm amazed that you posted this question 2 years ago and no one has responded. I couldn't even figure out what the point of that whole story arc was. Veronica and Cordelia going abroad so that Veronica could sort out her feelings for Stoker was an adequate explanation. Why did there need to be a baby involved. It sort of set up Stoker telling Veronica that he would always take care of her but it had no other purpose. Then they dropped the who thing like it never happened. They never bothered to explain paternity. (less)

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George "Yep. (My answer is too short apparently so, yes, yes, yes)", to copy another answer on this book.…more"Yep. (My answer is too short apparently so, yes, yes, yes)", to copy another answer on this book.(less)

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can a 13 year old read this?

George I'm sure I could have as an 8th grader. Whether the 13yo's guardian will permit it is a separate question.…moreI'm sure I could have as an 8th grader. Whether the 13yo's guardian will permit it is a separate question.(less)

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