She is a headstrong parson's daughter with an interest in archeology! He is a brooding viscount with a bad reputation! They have a night of wild passion while trapped in a cave for some reason! Will they live happily ever after?
Ravished would seem the obvious choice. However, I'm intrigued by her almost being a Princess. What's that all about? There's gotta be some tawdry skeleton in her closet.
judge a book by its coverviniviniMarch 8 2009, 02:19:54 UTC
In the case of this particular genre, I say always go with the cover. All the ones with the male version of Barbie on it tugging some half dressed female to the groin are doomed to have worse writing and too many heaving breasts. If there is a landscape or still life or something, there is hope.
Failing that, go with almost a princess. Cinderella is a classic, whereas Hustler is already dated.
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...probably.
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Can skeletons be tawdry?
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In the case of this particular genre, I say always go with the cover. All the ones with the male version of Barbie on it tugging some half dressed female to the groin are doomed to have worse writing and too many heaving breasts. If there is a landscape or still life or something, there is hope.
Failing that, go with almost a princess. Cinderella is a classic, whereas Hustler is already dated.
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