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Bezig met laden... Breed True: An Eclipse Hearts Noveldoor Gem Sivad
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A book in the Eclipse Heat series.Julie Fulton fears she's made a devil's bargain when she agrees to marry Grady Hawks and produce an heir. At the end of a year, child or not, Julie will receive enough money to escape to San Francisco and leave behind her rough existence.Grady intends to breed back to the Scottish features of his father, and Julie's red hair and pale skin are an excellent way to dilute Grady's half-Kiowa blood. If Julie breeds true, their child will prove that the Hawks family is "white" enough to own Texas land.The formula is right, but the outcome, unexpected. Siring a son is the last thing on Grady's mind when he discovers pleasure in Julie's bed. And San Francisco no longer seems like paradise to Julie when she finds heaven in Grady's arms.A Romantica® historical Western erotic romance from Ellora's CavePublisher's Note: This book was previously published elsewhere in 2010, but has been significantly revised and expanded for EC. Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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It took her a long time to warm up to Grady and learn to love and trust him. This was much more realistic than books where the first time the shiny handsome hero touches them, the horribly abused heroines are all better. It was also refreshing that all the men on the ranch did not fall all over their feet being charmed and enamored by her. They weren't mean to her, she just wasn't real important to them.
Julie had twins from her first husband but they did not take over the story in any way. Julie loved them and did all she could to protect them which was why she married Grady but the story was firmly about her and Grady. Also, even though he married her in order to have a mostly white son to pass his ranch on to, (he was half Kiowa) she didn't want another child yet because she wasn't ready for another child. That is a very realistic attitude for a woman who didn't trust men and had her first two babies alone in a shack with no help. I liked also that Grady was the strong silent type. He didn't talk much and that's a fun character type for me. He had a few issues but he was basically very well adjusted.
I am definitely going to read more of this author. Thanks MelissaB for loaning me this book. ( )