A Duke of Her Own
A Duke of Her Own
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Louisa demanded. “You will frighten away any other would-be dance partners with your fiercesome stare.”
Hawk looked down on her, and Louisa fought not to cower under his harsh demeanor. He’d approached her as soon as he’d finished dancing with Caroline, right before the second dance—the first waltz of the evening—began and insisted she put aside her hostess duties and honor him with a dance.
And she had been honored, thinking he truly wanted to dance with her. Now, she realized she was an expedi...ent partner and gave him an excuse to stay near Caroline’s side as Jeremy Rose swept her over the dance floor. Hawk’s steps were dictated not so much by the music as by Jeremy’s ability to direct Caroline around the room.
“I don’t trust him,” he said.
“Why ever not?”
“You cannot deny he served as your champion.”
“Much more so than my brother, I will admit, but in my eyes his actions make him admirable and increase his trustworthiness.”
“For you, yes, but if he wishes to take revenge against me, there would be no better way than to hurt Caroline.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louisa demanded. “You will frighten away any other would-be dance partners with your fiercesome stare.”
Hawk looked down on her, and Louisa fought not to cower under his harsh demeanor. He’d approached her as soon as he’d finished dancing with Caroline, right before the second dance—the first waltz of the evening—began and insisted she put aside her hostess duties and honor him with a dance.
And she had been honored, thinking he truly wanted to dance with her. Now, she realized she was an expedi...ent partner and gave him an excuse to stay near Caroline’s side as Jeremy Rose swept her over the dance floor. Hawk’s steps were dictated not so much by the music as by Jeremy’s ability to direct Caroline around the room.
“I don’t trust him,” he said.
“Why ever not?”
“You cannot deny he served as your champion.”
“Much more so than my brother, I will admit, but in my eyes his actions make him admirable and increase his trustworthiness.”
“For you, yes, but if he wishes to take revenge against me, there would be no better way than to hurt Caroline.”
What to read after A Duke of Her Own?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lorraine Heath to read onlineMoreLess
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