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Hm. It's said that Apollo is neither handsome nor comely. Oh. Well... This is an unpleasant contradiction. I'm wondering who he'd look like then. The Rock? The Mountain? The Hound? I know, this is boring. I'd better imagine him myself.

This man is no less than Apollo.

He's a vision, as strong as a minotaur, I feel as struck as Lily does when he's around.
And it's also hilarious, I'm laughing out loud.

Oh, fuck Mrs. Barrington, who cares, for god's sake? But, it's kinda funny when people ask "Who the hell is Mrs. Barrington?"

Now I fully understand the frisson about this book. It's awesome!
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OK. I'm not in the mood for this now, I'll save it for later.

Hm... An intense, promissing, dramatic beginning, but it seems that's letting my interest slip through its fingers. The Duke sounds unlikely arrogant for someone who's held captive and starved by enemies for several years.

What an interesting twist, I hope the unfoldings are pure excitement!

The story is pleasant and easy to read, but unfortunately Julian's inical shy and reserved charm has been lost and became daring.

The story is pleasant and easy to read, but unfortunately Julian's inical shy and reserved charm has been lost and become daring.

I started reading the sample, and couldn't drop it anymore after the first descriptions of the venerable butler urging the Viscount Sanderfield to attend a formidable person (not a lady) who refused to leave the vestibule until she was received. I laughed to droplets of tears in the corners of my eyes. And Julian is so deliciously shy, and just. He's so hot! I'm in love with him already.

I started reading the sample, and couldn't drop it anymore after the first descriptions of the venerable butler urging the Viscount Sanderfield to attend a formidable person (not a lady) who refused to leave the vestibule until she was received. I laughed to droplets of tears in the corners of my eyes. And Julian is so deliciously shy, and just. He's so hot! I'm in love with him already.

I started reading the sample of this book, and couldn't drop it anymore after the first descriptions of the venerable butler urging the Viscount Sanderfield to attend a formidable person (not a lady) who refused to leave the vestibule until she was received. I laughed to droplets of tears in the corners of my eyes. And Julian is so deliciously shy, and just. He's so hot! I'm in love with him already.

Goodreads had an option where you informed how many times you'd read a book, I guess it was in the review field, can't remember. I'm missing it.