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The lure of innocence--Vieve Donnelle always thought of herself as a girl who knew her own mind. but ever since she met Captain Tyson Gervais, her days were full of confusion and her nights were plagued by tantalizing dreams and half-understood yearnings. The handsome American made her feel the womanly temptress and the childish fool all in the same moment.
And the breathtaking desire she felt at his touch made her doubt she'd ever reain control of her destiny--or her heart!
The power of passion--Tyson was both amused and beguiled by the willful English beauty. Innocence shown from her startling blue eyes even as she beckoned him with unwitting feminine wiles. He'd come to England to do business, not to dally with an unworldly slip of a girl, but somehow he couldn't resist the lure of her creamy, silken skin and her lush, tempting curves. And though he dreaded the havoc a designing woman could wreak, he found himself aching to take her for his own, to hold her in his demanding embrace, proclaiming to the world that she was a rogue's lady.
The lure of innocence--Vieve Donnelle always thought of herself as a girl who knew her own mind. but ever since she met Captain Tyson Gervais, her days were full of confusion and her nights were plagued by tantalizing dreams and half-understood yearnings. The handsome American made her feel the womanly temptress and the childish fool all in the same moment.
And the breathtaking desire she felt at his touch made her doubt she'd ever reain control of her destiny--or her heart!
The power of passion--Tyson was both amused and beguiled by the willful English beauty. Innocence shown from her startling blue eyes even as she beckoned him with unwitting feminine wiles. He'd come to England to do business, not to dally with an unworldly slip of a girl, but somehow he couldn't resist the lure of her creamy, silken skin and her lush, tempting curves. And though he dreaded the havoc a designing woman could wreak, he found himself aching to take her for his own, to hold her in his demanding embrace, proclaiming to the world that she was a rogue's lady.
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