I love you.' She felt an involuntary tremor run through him. You can act as though you're deaf and blind, you can walk away from me forever, but the truth will still be there, and you can't make it go away. 'Listen to me.' All she could do was play her last card. 'More than you know.'Ĭlinging to him desperately, Sara kept her mouth at his ear. He gave a harsh laugh and loosened his arms to release her. She continued to stroke his hair, playing lightly with the thick raven locks. If he were rich and powerful enough, he would never be hurt, lonely, or abandoned.

I haven’t read too many LK books but after this one I think I am going to.“Then what do you want?' she asked softly. I must go get Then Came You because I adored Lilly. I mean really, could you do it? Every ball or party you walk into there will be at least one person that has screwed your hubby.Ĭuz really how many people ARE there in the ton? Then again I seem to over think on odd things. (or something like that) Because honestly that is something I think I couldn’t deal with every time I read the rakish, slept with half the ton, being tamed man. I found it amusing, she asks herself at one point could she live the rest of her life with constantly running into people her husband had sex with. Sara was great, loving, patient and all round perfect for Derek. You can believe he is just waiting for the other shoe to drop. And there is a deep down terror you can feel in him and in his shock that he has been given a chance at happiness with Sara. He grew up with nothing and fought for every little thing he has. Even though Derek does get a touch, oh, possessive but you can understand it. Sara Fielding and Derek Craven are two of my favorite characters. And I am ok with that, if I want that I will go read The Crimson Petal and the White by Michel Faber and be depressed.

I really enjoyed this book, the hero still had a ton of money because really we can’t get too normal everyday people in a historical romance. Of course he still isn’t good enough for her ). Dreaming of You is one of the first, if not the first, historical romance I have read where the main characters aren’t aristocratic tonish omgbutheisaduke/sheisaladyIamnogoodforhim/her people.

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