Pirate's Bride (Liberty's Ladies)
“Instantly he spilled into her, so overcome by the notion that he made love to Bethlyn Briston that he lost control of himself. But all too soon he opened his eyes and reality intruded. The woman staring up at him didn’t possess brown eyes whose centers were rimmed with gold. He saw not Bethlyn but Grace, a young woman he’d picked up off a London street and taken back to Woodsley in the carriage which bore the Earl of Dunsmoor’s coat of arms.
Rolling off her, he didn’t bother to stifle his groan... of disappointment at his bed partner, unwillingly recalling how the wench had gazed in awe at the lavishly appointed interior of the carriage. Her awe was nothing in comparison to her astonishment when her eyes beheld Woodsley. “I’m really going to stay here with you?” she’d asked as he led her to one of the many lavishly appointed guest rooms. He’d told her she’d stay as long as she did what she was told, advising her that anything she wanted, whether clothes or food, would be hers.MoreLess
Rolling off her, he didn’t bother to stifle his groan... of disappointment at his bed partner, unwillingly recalling how the wench had gazed in awe at the lavishly appointed interior of the carriage. Her awe was nothing in comparison to her astonishment when her eyes beheld Woodsley. “I’m really going to stay here with you?” she’d asked as he led her to one of the many lavishly appointed guest rooms. He’d told her she’d stay as long as she did what she was told, advising her that anything she wanted, whether clothes or food, would be hers.MoreLess
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