My book is another that I read after getting the review copy and am just now getting around to doing a post. Both this weeks book and last weeks book were ones I really liked so don't let my faulty memory keep you from picking them up to read.
Loving the Marquess by by Suzanna Medeiros is my book beginning this week.
"A knock at the door in the middle of the night never brought good news. Casting a longing glance at the welcoming bed she's been about to sink into, Louisa Evans tried the sash of her dressing gown."
Knocks on the door at night are never good but are a good book beginning.
Here is Goodreads summary of Loving the Marquess:
"She is
on the verge of losing everything…
To save
her home and keep her two younger siblings safe, Louisa Evans must turn to the
head of the family that ruined hers.
He needs
an heir…
The
Marquess of Overlea is starting to show signs of having inherited the same
illness that killed his father and older brother. To prevent the marquisate
from falling into the hands of an unscrupulous cousin, Overlea must secure an
heir before that illness also claims him.
But he
is determined not to be the father of that heir…
Overlea’s plan is simple—marry the
practical, yet desperate, Miss Evans and hold Louisa to her promise to provide
him with an heir. But he waits until after they are married to tell his wife
that he intends to have another man father that heir. His careful plan becomes
complicated by an almost desperate need to claim Louisa for himself and an
outside threat that proves even more dangerous than his illness."
Wow, this sounds like a good one! Here's MY FRIDAY MEMES POST
ReplyDeleteI agree, it doesn't sound like a good sign for the character, but it makes for a great bit of suspense in the opening!
ReplyDeleteHere's mine http://thelittlereaderlibrary.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/book-beginnings-5-his-dark-lady-by.html
The cover art is steamy! A knock on the door in the middle of the night makes for a very mysterious opening. I am intrigued. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHappy Reading,
Rebecca @ The Key to the Gate
Wonderful beginning. I would pick it up!
ReplyDeleteHere is my post