Sweet Enemy
“Geoffrey strode another circuit around Amira’s stall. Of course Liliana wasn’t late. They hadn’t set a time to meet, after all, and the sun had barely pinkened the farthest horizon. It was only that he’d been dressed and at the stables since well before dawn, driven out of his bed by lustful dreams of the very woman he suddenly couldn’t seem to wait a moment longer to see. Whoever would have thought the Allemande could be so bloody sensual? Why the patronesses of Almack’s thought they should d...ictate which young debutantes possessed strong enough moral convictions to waltz while blithely allowing anyone and everyone to dance the Allemande, he couldn’t say. The waltz was tame when compared to the slow glide of the Allemande—the touching of hands, the leaning so close one seemed enveloped by one’s partner’s scent… Geoffrey cleared his throat. Indeed, an Allemande with Liliana had proven much more dangerous than a hundred waltzes with the likes of Lady Jane or Lady Emily.MoreLess
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