Until You
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4.2 • 215 Ratings
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- $7.99
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- $7.99
Publisher Description
He swore he'd never love again...
She'd risk her ravaged heart time and again to prove him wrong...
Much to his aggravation, the wickedly handsome Duke of Sethe is wanted by every husband-hunting, title-chasing female in the country, or so it seems.
Twice betrayed by women he loved, Nicholas Leighton is no longer the gullible young fool he was in his youth. Having grown cold and cynical, as well as older and wiser, he has vowed to never again allow another woman to affect him emotionally, for he has learned his lessons and learned them well. So, when the breathtakingly lovely Ashleigh St. John suddenly and unexpectedly enters his life, as well as his home, he is determined to keep the alluring interloper at an emotional and physical distance. Unfortunately, he quickly discovers that some things are easier said than done.
Reckless and daring, Ashleigh St. John is an unconventional young lady with the heart of a hopeless romantic. When she meets Nicholas Leighton she knows she has met the man of her dreams, but unfortunately, the man of her dreams seems bound and determined to keep her at a distance, hiding behind a self-erected wall of cool detachment and calculated indifference. Willing to do almost anything to break through the intractable barriers that guard his heart, she will willingly surrender her innocence, and time and again risk her ravaged heart to ultimately win his trust, and more importantly, his love.
The Reformed Rakes Series:
Book 1 - Until You (Nicholas)
Book 2 - You, and Only You (Alex)
Book 3 - When Only a Rake Will Do (Brendon)
(Although these books are part of a series, they can each be read as stand-alone novels.)
Customer Reviews
Until You
Hi.
Until You is one of my favourite book so far (and I'm a very fussy reader). I've been read and reread it a few times now. I love the way the book is written, all the scenarios in the book and I just can't help reading it time and time again.
Thank you for writing such great story.
Finished but won’t read again…
As pointed out by another review, the main male protagonist Nicholas is repeatedly awful and abusive. You get his woebegone story of how he’s been hurt in the past to to garner sympathy and understanding but it really doesn’t cut it. He’s hot and cold actions towards Ashleigh are appalling and even his concern and affectionate teasing of his wife are condescending and belittling. I finished the book because I was almost finished anyway but I’ll not reread. I dare say I’ll steer clear of anything else by this author in case of similar story lines.
Domestic abuse
Why would you write a book framing violence against women as romantic..your so called romantic lead is an abuser