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Where Passion Leads by Lisa Kleypas
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Where Passion Leads

by Lisa Kleypas

Series: Berkley-Faulkner (book 1)

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I noticed in her early works that there's a rape scene, not a brutal one but still the man forced himself on the woman and it was quite stupid that he didn't take her word that she's a virgin.

The story really focused on Rand and Rosalie falling in love, more character-driven, a lot of love scenes, a little danger and surrounding mystery. Lisa Kleypas really took time in developing their relationship and their characters. It was plausible because it was gradual. I liked how she didn't leave major loose ends, but I was left wondering where Mireille was. She would've been a good companion.

I have to admit I already predicted Gillaume's character from the time Mireille screamed after seeing him. There were certain hints about him and when I read about a fishy character, I'm usually proven right he's an antagonist. The foreshadowing of events that lead to the kidnapping was very obvious, or I might've read the similar formula from other authors.

Reading this didn't decrease my love for Lisa Kleypas's novels. ( )
  yurioujo | Oct 15, 2009 |
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All night by the rose, rose
All night by the rose I lay
Dared I not the rose steal
And yet I bear the flower away -Anon.
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To Linda Kleypas with love . . . Thanks for being my mother
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To a young heart thirsting for passion, for adventure, it was not much of a life.
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"Love be still, " he whispered, and slipped one arm around her back as he wonderingly stroked her yielding flesh, arousing her with the sensitive brush of his fingers. "You're perfect..."

Beautiful young Rosalie Belleau was swept up into an aristocratic world of luxury, license and intricate intrigue when the most notorious and handsome rake in London,
Lord Randall Berkeley; abducted her in the belief that she was any man's for the taking. Before he realized his mistake, he had branded her with his desire-and lost his heart to this girl so unlike any he had ever known. Both Rosalie, waking to womanhood, and Sir Randall, learning the power of lose, were in the dark about each other--until the flames of passion lit their way through a labyrinth of danger... to the dazzling heights of ecstasy....

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