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| A scion of the imperious Bragg family, golden-boy Rathe Bragg finds a society party all rather a yawn until a feisty suffragette bursts into the room. Wielding a six-shooter anbd shrieking feminist slogans from atop the grand piano, the impassioned lady makes a startling first impression on those gathered, especially Rathe- and from that moment the sparks between them only intensify
Irrepressible Grace O'Rourke, an intensely devout feminist, has outraged the entire town of Natchez with her radical ideas, and soon infuriates Rathe with her lack of regard for any opinions other htan her own. Yet, despite her steadfast devotion to her cause, Grace warms to the virile gallant. But his bold suggestion of becoming his mistress stings the proud Grace, and she firmly rejects his scandalous proposition. But telling a Bragg "no" is the ultimate stimulant, and now, Rathe ardently pursues the lady whose eyes are ignited by a violet fire. |
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"Are you trying to reform me?" Rathe asked huskily, gazing deeply into her eyes.
"You are undoubtedly not reformable," she replied with a sniff.
"I don't know," he said, his gaze unwavering. "Maybe you could do it, Grace. Don't you want to try?" There was no mistaking the rough timbre of his tome.
Something hot and wet and deliciously sinful unfurled in her body.
Rathe smiled slightly and leaned down, his mouth closing over hers. His tongue gently, softly intruded, thrusting ever so lightly. A raging storm of burning, aching need washed over her...
He pulled away without releasing her hands. "I think I'm going to like being reformed," he murmured.
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