Claiming the Courtesan
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Giving herself—all of herself—to him had been extraordinarily liberating.
Beneath the lethargy lingering after a night of passion, new self-confidence flowered. For the moment, this extraordinary man’s ardor, intelligence, courage, beauty were utterly hers.
Whatever the future held, nothing could alter what had happened between them. She’d never be the same. Nor would Kylemore.
Eventually, he’d leave to take his rightful place in the great world. But he’d never be free of her.
Never.
The day had... started with rain, providing the ideal excuse to detain the duke in bed. Now she contemplated the outrages she meant to perpetrate upon his body when they returned to her room. Which would be soon, she hoped.
She was definitely hungry, but not necessarily for food.
“What is it?” He lifted his hand from where it lay near his plate and reached over the table to play with her fingers.
All morning, he’d touched her like this. The tiny gestures of connection surprised her. He’d always been a vigorous lover, but she’d never otherwise regarded him as a demonstrative man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Giving herself—all of herself—to him had been extraordinarily liberating.
Beneath the lethargy lingering after a night of passion, new self-confidence flowered. For the moment, this extraordinary man’s ardor, intelligence, courage, beauty were utterly hers.
Whatever the future held, nothing could alter what had happened between them. She’d never be the same. Nor would Kylemore.
Eventually, he’d leave to take his rightful place in the great world. But he’d never be free of her.
Never.
The day had... started with rain, providing the ideal excuse to detain the duke in bed. Now she contemplated the outrages she meant to perpetrate upon his body when they returned to her room. Which would be soon, she hoped.
She was definitely hungry, but not necessarily for food.
“What is it?” He lifted his hand from where it lay near his plate and reached over the table to play with her fingers.
All morning, he’d touched her like this. The tiny gestures of connection surprised her. He’d always been a vigorous lover, but she’d never otherwise regarded him as a demonstrative man.
What to read after Claiming the Courtesan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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