Bodice Ripper Readers Anonymous discussion

Other than that weirdo in Whitney, My Love who is the best obsessed/jealous H?

Like, lock her in a attic and keep her all to myself obsessive hero....crazier the better :)

Forced I think this one did some horrible unbelievable things out of jealousy and obsession with heroine including bullying her into cancelling her marriage and threatening her of jail, maybe also Lemonade of Nina Penachi. The worst of all historical heroes ever is Sean Colhan of Stormfire. I also suggest Vicious but not historical hero forced heroine to leave her family and study and all so he almost destroyed her life because he was jealous.

Ok so lemonade is my favorite book and I just read vicious and loved that book. Storm fire is a classic! Thanks! I’ll check out your first recommendation!

Have you Ameliaread . Hero was a big jerk. He almost forcibly seduced heroine then told things to her mentally unstable violent father because he was jealous of her with his brother.

Nope! But I'm sure going to read it now! thanks!

I have the following books on my extreme jealousy list.

Sea Fire and Island Flame are about the same couple.

The Ground She Walks Upon by Meagan McKinney

Glorious Angel by Johanna Lindsey

A Pirate's Love by Johanna Lindsey

The Conqueror by Brenda Joyce

Secret Ways by Kat Martin

The Long Surrender by Charlotte Lamb

Forbidden Fire by Charlotte Lamb

The Veranchetti Marriage by Lynne Graham

JennyG wrote: "I have the following books on my extreme jealousy list.

Sea Fire and Island Flame are about the same couple.

The Ground She Walks Upon by [author:Meagan..."

Woow that's a big one!!! Which hero of these you suggest as worst asshole?

The Conqueror by Brenda Joyce <-- loved that book and he was pretty terrible for 90% of the book

Eliza wrote: "The Conqueror by Brenda Joyce <-- loved that book and he was pretty terrible for 90% of the book"

Ah I think I've read this one long ago, oldies has brave scenes!!!

Amelia, mentioned in mess # 4 is $.99 in the kindle store.

I want to know if Diana Palmer has changed her eEditions for her old books.