Some Like It Wicked (Hellion's Den)
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Even dull, practical wallflowers who should be too sensible for such nonsense.
In my daydreams I imagined a rather small, kindly suitor much like my father. Bending on one knee he would offer a lovely bouquet of violets. He would be nervous, perhaps even stumble and stammer as he spoke of his wish to have me as his bride, but his eyes . . . oh, his sweet eyes would glow with the love he sheltered in his heart.
Never in all my life would I have ever imagined my first, and perhaps last, proposal w...ould come more as a command than a request. Certainly I could never have guessed that the gentleman in question would be a large, sinfully handsome rake who could have his pick of women. Nor that the glow in his eyes would have nothing to do with love and yet would send dark demons and wicked need racing through my blood.
“Marry you? Hellion?” Anna sputtered out the tea she had just sipped and regarded Jane with blatant disbelief.
“Yes.”
“Hellion desires to marry you?”
Standing beside the window of the library Jane smiled wryly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even dull, practical wallflowers who should be too sensible for such nonsense.
In my daydreams I imagined a rather small, kindly suitor much like my father. Bending on one knee he would offer a lovely bouquet of violets. He would be nervous, perhaps even stumble and stammer as he spoke of his wish to have me as his bride, but his eyes . . . oh, his sweet eyes would glow with the love he sheltered in his heart.
Never in all my life would I have ever imagined my first, and perhaps last, proposal w...ould come more as a command than a request. Certainly I could never have guessed that the gentleman in question would be a large, sinfully handsome rake who could have his pick of women. Nor that the glow in his eyes would have nothing to do with love and yet would send dark demons and wicked need racing through my blood.
“Marry you? Hellion?” Anna sputtered out the tea she had just sipped and regarded Jane with blatant disbelief.
“Yes.”
“Hellion desires to marry you?”
Standing beside the window of the library Jane smiled wryly.
What to read after Some Like It Wicked (Hellion's Den)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandra Ivy to read onlineMoreLess
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