Afterglow


MATCHMAKER'S VICTIMS . . .

What were their friends thinking of? Chelsea Lattimer and David Winter couldn't have been more different. Chelsea was a writer. She lost herself in the past to make up for the inadequacies of the present. David was a doctor, a man of the here and now, with no time for the flights of fantasy that he was sure writers indulged in.

Somehow, though, the two of them managed to see past their preconception: to find a common ground. David had to admit that fantasy had its uses. And as fog Chelsea, she was finding the present very adequate indeed!

surprise! surprise! I actually read this one & I liked it
I usually download stuff without reading it, because i have no time for all of them, so this one is an exception, hope you'll like it
PS: try being patient at the beginning of the book cause it gets better later on
The Wyndham Legacy



Marcus Wyndham never asked to become the Earl of Chase. The Duchess never asked to be illegitimate. And neither of these two asked that their fates become so entwined.

Marcus is passionate, quick to rage, just as quick to laughter. He's tough, opinionated, domineering, known as the devil's own son. The Duchess is serene and aloof--she has silence down to a fine art. She is always in control, her smiles as rare as bawdy jests in the pulpit. She is self-reliant once she realizes that a very special talent can make her so, a talent no one suspects.

Surrounding this unlikely pair are three servants cast in the Shakespearean mold: Spears, Badger, and Maggie--all cocky, smart, good plotters and better friends, who don't know the meaning of subservient.