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The Wild, Unwilling Wife

by Barbara Cartland

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This is a short, light read and is good for when you don't really want to think too much. It is not explicit, so if you read romances for titillation you will be disappointed. This is an old-fashioned romance that leaves the sexual stuff to the imagination. This was an easy and enjoyable read. ( )
  seldombites | Oct 30, 2010 |
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The Right Reverend The Lord Bishop of Axminster sat on a hard, high-backed oak chair looking out through the diamond-paned window onto the Park.
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Jarita's hair was glinting in the light of the candles, and her eyes were wide and frightened in her small face. Another crash of lightning reverberated in the room and now, as if she could not help it, she reached out towards Lord Vernham and instantly his arms were around her, holding her close.

"You are quite safe," he whispered.

She hid her face against his shoulder and he could feel her trembling.

In time the rainstorm eased. She moved and instantly Lord Vernham released her.

"I... I must go back to my own room."

"There is no hurry."

And suddenly he yearned with all his might to make her stay, to hold her in his arms; above all to make this strange and exotic woman his... in reality and not only in name.
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