It was Cosway. She could only see his back: he was enormous, wrapped in a greatcoat with a fur hat. She panicked. And it was. The great mountain of a man turned and then, as if there were no one else in the entry, his eyes met hers and he recognized her. Isidore gulped. Black hair tumbled over his collar as he pulled off his hat and handed it to a butler.
His skin looked warm, a honey-dark color that no one could call weather-beaten. Without saying a word he swept into a deep bow. She felt as if she were caught in the acts of the play. He was —. If Cosway was Mark Anthony, Cleopatra would have fallen at his feet, rather than the other way around. He looked untamed. Isidore managed to pull herself together enough to introduce him to Harriet, but her mind was reeling.
Not a nobleman, with delicate fingernails, and powered hair. She had lost track of the conversation. In the morning? If she were utterly honest, she had imagined a man who would be slavishly grateful to discover that his wife was so beautiful. But now…. She had to take command. Stepbrother Dearest. To Kill a Mockingbird. Never Never. Tarryn Fisher. Dark Matter. Prince of Wolves. Sarah Rees Brennan. Diana Gabaldon. The book was published in multiple languages including , consists of pages and is available in Hardcover format.
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But -- more shocking than any other revelation -- he reveals that he is a virgin. There is an undeniable attraction though, and while Isidore tries to establish whether this Duke was actually worth waiting for, Cosway himself begins to discover that there may be more adventures in marriage than in all of the rest of the world.
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