Terri R. (coolys-gal) reviewed A Savage Adoration (Harlequin Presents, No 1057) on + 39 more book reviews
Dominic acted as if nothing had happened.
As though Christy's adolescent advances had not arounsed his anger and contempt. The humiliation of his words had haunted her since and stood between her and all other men.
Her career in London had come to a sudden stop becasue she had been unwilling to engage in an affair, so her ailing mother's need was reason enough to run home.
The last thing she wanted was to see Dominic Savage. She disliked and despised him. But in the end the proved poor protection against his desires and her own needs.
As though Christy's adolescent advances had not arounsed his anger and contempt. The humiliation of his words had haunted her since and stood between her and all other men.
Her career in London had come to a sudden stop becasue she had been unwilling to engage in an affair, so her ailing mother's need was reason enough to run home.
The last thing she wanted was to see Dominic Savage. She disliked and despised him. But in the end the proved poor protection against his desires and her own needs.
