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Thomas Collins, the Earl of Claymore,
has just accepted a job he isn’t sure he’s prepared for. At
one time, Thomas was famous for schooling frigid wives and
shy mistresses in the art of lovemaking. However, the
one-time rake has long since retired his ways, and since the
death of his wife has ignored the needs of his body and
sealed away his heart. But all that changes when he accepts
an offer from the Duke of Wallingford to seduce the man’s
fiancée. The only catch is that Thomas cannot take the
woman’s maidenhead.
Lady Catherine Spencer wakes up to find
herself bound to a bed and blindfolded. She’s told of her
repulsive fiancé’s deal, but despite her genteel upbringing,
Catherine can’t seem to resist Thomas’s touch. As the two
delve deep into lessons of desire, irresistible passion
ensnares them both. Can Catherine teach Thomas to love
again? Or will he be successful in his attempts to restrain
himself from breaking his deal and making Catherine his?
Have those fans ready because
Restraint is sure to leave you flushed and hot!
Debra Glass weaves a seductive tale of romance as Thomas
learns what it means to open his heart again and Catherine
finds she can trust her instincts and fall for her
mysterious “tutor.” While Restraint has
numerous love scenes, I didn’t feel that they were ever
repetitive. Indeed, each one moved the story forward to the
book’s—for lack of a better word—climax. Both Catherine and
Thomas were likeable characters and Wallingford was
sufficiently distasteful that I was rooting for the hero and
heroine to achieve their happily ever after. A luscious
tale of romance set in nineteenth century England, I found
Restraint to be, quite simply, irresistible. |