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RomanceMan-woman relationships
by Barbara HazardNot on Booklabria yet
Can a man-hating beauty and a pleasure-loving lord make the inconceivable happen? He was a lord she would hate to love. There seemed no reason why Lady Juliet Manchester should not be wed. She was beautiful, well born, witty, charming, intelligent. But this Juliet allowed no male to play Romeo to her. For reasons that she kept very much to herself, she vowed that no man would ever have her as a woman or as a wife. The Duke of Severn was a gentleman who had never known denial or defeat. His slightest wishes were others' commands, and society's most ravishing belles were his for the asking. It was unthinkable that Juliet could long resist his advances or refuse his proposal. But when this iron-willed lord attempted to storm the defenses of this unyielding lady, the unthinable did happen—first to him...and then to her.
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The Disobedient Daughter
1982
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