Giles which the heroine's brother is dead set against. She falls for his brother who also happens to be involved in some nefarious business dealings in St. Synopsis, quick like: So we have this heroine who's engaged to the hero's brother who is a right bunch of twaddle, if you asked me. Plan on reading more by the author: The whole gosh darned series. And isn't that just the thing? We can use the right proper name for man naughty bits, but for a woman.steamy folds it is. Side note: the day I read a historical that goes for the 'vagina', I die. Dude, it's a historical and Hoyt says 'penis' or 'cock' at least 3 times each. Setting / Time / Genre: Georgian, London. OMG if this book got any hotter.I am just saying. I want to lick the word from your lips, sip the exhaled breath from your mouth. “You say my name like a lover, so soft, so sweet. And there was a good introduction into the next book as well. Giles is lurking about, and there were a few more clues about his identity. 'You say my name like a lover, so soft, so sweet. I would have crumbled even sooner, no doubt. I was a little surprised by the lack of Lady H's will power against his intense seduction, especially for a virgin. At least until she was in the presence of him. Lady Hero Batten was one classy chick, who knew how to handle herself. He wanted to engrave himself upon her very bones. To make her acknowledge that he was more than simply a friend or a potential brother-in-law. I've lived too long without bread or wine, crawling desperate in a lonely, barren desert, and you, my darling Lady Perfect, are manna sent directly from heaven above.' I dare because you are what you are and I am what I am.

'I dare,' he muttered, 'because I'm selfish and black-hearted and vain. His dirty mouth could light a glacier on fire. Don't ask me why, buy I am just enamored by the total jerks in these books. which I'm sure is why I loved him so much. Lord Griffin Reading was somewhat of an arrogant arse. This one was a total winner for me! Loved it from beginning to end.

Notorious Pleasures by Elizabeth Hoyt