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What does it say about me that I prefer he just kidnapped her??

Having a visceral reaction to Brendon. Thanks Alexandria I can tell the leads will be great. But man I hate Brendon being here.

Currently listening to the audiobook. Just realized I am trudging through. Not worth my last days of 2021.

Of course. The breakup.

So a bear gets it going.

He grinned. “That was a stupid question, wasn’t it?”

I shrugged. “I feel like stupid is a very strong word.”

...most people are tone deaf and can’t hear a flat note if you poked them with it.

He just showed her the schlong. I can't. Am I kink shaming? This just isn't hot for pme.

Ch. 34
Is she a journalist? Did she just leave "top secret, let no one discover this" journal open, with a silk tie directing attention to pertinent pages. This is so stupid. What are you doing?
What am I doing with my life for reading this?

I forgot this was not a standalone. Finishing this yesterday was not a good time for me.

"If each incident were a strike, Mr. Sterling Sparrow was out. Hell, if I were the umpire, I'd eject his fine-looking ass from the game."

‘Correct me if I am wrong, but agents of state don’t lie, extort money, murder rivals, train and initiate uniform enforcers, constantly go to war with their neighbors to protect their borders, and enforce protection rackets. I could go on …’ Where has she been living?

"I'm not your jailer, your assistant, or your fucking bodyguard, Temperance. I'm your man, and it's time to remind you exactly why you want me to be."

This is too cute to pass on. But since the latter half is meh, I'll skip it. DNF-never-again

This feels like NA. Note to dim reread potential.
I must be the only teenage girl on the planet who longs for quiet moments without the gossip..."

His reaction to the gay wedding though.

I now profoundly understand your husband. How stupid.

Why the kinkshame?

Yes, a hero of the scientific pursuit. Is this a departure from the rakes of historical fiction?

No. Please don't let this be what I think it is.

"And she was right. He was the luckiest man alive. For the night."
Ugh, please tell me he left that mess behind. After that heartfelt declaration, I cannot take another cliche "I am too unworthy of you."

This heroine is a fool.

I love this heroine to death, but I cannot help but dislike the "unspeakable crime against nature part." Fitting for the era, but dims the experience a bit.

No, just the usual.

Lady Winthorpe did not specifically say male.

Really? There are no guards for you to call upon for your meeting with a murderer?