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Loading... An Improper Holiday (edition 2009)by K.A. Mitchell
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Everything about this story was just "ok". Had the potential for greatness but turned out mediocre. I did like Nicky very much, he was great. Knew what he wanted and went for it. He forgave Ian a little to easily after Ian practically accused Nicky of rape. The ending felt rushed, like the author got tiered of dealing with the characters and their issues, and just ended with a cliche. no reviews | add a review
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He followed all the rules...until one man showed him a dozen ways to break them. As second son to an earl, Ian Stanton has always done the proper thing. Obeyed his elders, studied diligently, and dutifully accepted the commission his father purchased for him in the Fifty-Second Infantry Division. The one glaring, shameful, marvelous exception: Nicholas Chatham, heir to the Marquess of Carleigh. Before Ian took his position in His Majesty's army, he and Nicky consummated two years of physical and emotional discovery. Their inexperience created painful consequences that led Ian to the conviction that their unnatural desires were never meant to be indulged. Five years later, wounded in body and plagued by memories of what happened between them, Ian is sent to carry out his older brother's plans for a political alliance with Nicky's father. Their sister Charlotte is the bargaining piece. Nicky never believed that what he and Ian felt for each other was wrong and he has a plan to make things right. Getting Ian to Carleigh is but the first step. Now Nicky has only twelve nights to convince Ian that happiness is not the price of honor and duty, but its reward. No library descriptions found. |
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Ian and Nicky find away to solidify their love during the Regency period which makes for some pretty tough fences to overcome. They find a way to wrangle through the fences and a way to be together. Enjoyable quick, holiday read with major substance. ( )