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Although Abigail is on the verge of being
too old to come out to the London ton, she takes the
opportunity to be a debutante. Having grown up with her
eccentric aunt who never thought about marriage or anything of
the like, when her aunt’s friend makes the suggestion, Abby
decides it might be fun to see what life among the ton is
like. When she arrives at the house of a friend’s nephew, who
will sponsor Abby during the season, the notorious rakehell
Simon Berrenger is in attendance. Just one glance and Abby
decides to make it her goal to catch the man who thinks that
for anything other than sex, woman are useless.
Simon is no fool to the games the women
of the ton play to snare a man. With his new title, he’s
considered quite the catch, but there’s no way in hell wedding
bells will ring for him. Other than to use them for sex, women
were useless to him. Once his desires were sated, there was no
need to associate with any woman other than his cousin. But
when he meets Abby, he can’t help but be interested by the
beautiful woman and her blunt, unorthodox ways. But will he
let go of the past to save the future he might have?
A Taste of Temptation is
most definitely the best book I have read since I don’t
know when. I sat for three hours reading it in its entirely,
refusing to stop reading even to take a potty break I was that
enthralled. Any Judith McNaught fans will definitely love this
book, as it is very reminiscent of her writing. Each and every
character in the book was wonderfully created and I loved the
way that the story didn’t just focus on Abby and Simon, but
had a little background story of Kendyl and Damien as well.
The suspense was perfect—not too much to get you annoyed and
wanting the author to “get on with it,” but the perfect amount
to keep you hooked. The chemistry and passion between Abby and
Simon was so tangible, and anytime they were together I could
definitely feel the heat! This book is going in my pile to be
read over and over and over again. |