Sherri H. (mamadoodle) -
London 1886
I enjoyed this victorian book because of its magical content.
Denell W. (Chitimacha-Princess) reviewed Not Quite a Lady (Harlequin Historical) on + 586 more book reviews
"MORE THAN MAGIC...
Beautiful and mysterious Lilly Tearwater was no lady. She was a fraud! With a wager at stake. Samuel Temple planned to find a scientific explanation for the mysterious apparitions that supposedly occurred at her inn and then settle down into a quiet, scholary life. But Sam's plans fell apart when he met the exotic beauty, because she seemed to be practicing her magic on him!
Emotionally scarred from his recent captivity in the Sudan, Sam found the very thought of human touch--let alone intimacy--repugnant. But now he found himself desiring Lilly with every fiber of his being. And somehow Sam sensed that a decidely unladylike Lilly could offer him the adventure of a lifetime..."
Beautiful and mysterious Lilly Tearwater was no lady. She was a fraud! With a wager at stake. Samuel Temple planned to find a scientific explanation for the mysterious apparitions that supposedly occurred at her inn and then settle down into a quiet, scholary life. But Sam's plans fell apart when he met the exotic beauty, because she seemed to be practicing her magic on him!
Emotionally scarred from his recent captivity in the Sudan, Sam found the very thought of human touch--let alone intimacy--repugnant. But now he found himself desiring Lilly with every fiber of his being. And somehow Sam sensed that a decidely unladylike Lilly could offer him the adventure of a lifetime..."
Very good read
