Mine Till Midnight
the first book in the thoroughly romantic bestselling Hathaways series
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'One of the queens of the historical romance genre' EMILY HENRY
'Kleypas can make you laugh and cry - on the same page' JULIA QUINN
The first title in the captivating Hathaways series from New York Times bestselling author Lisa Kleypas - perfect for fans of Sarah MacLean, Julia Quinn and Eloisa James.
No-nonsense Miss Amelia Hathaway has no time for love - but she can't resist matching wits with a sexy former card sharp . . .
When an unexpected inheritance elevates her family to the ranks of the aristocracy, Amelia Hathaway discovers that tending to her younger sisters and wayward brother was easy compared to navigating the intricacies of the ton. Even more challenging: the attraction she feels for the tall, dark and dangerously handsome Cam Rohan.
Wealthy beyond most men's dreams, Cam has tired of society's petty restrictions and longs to return to his 'uncivilized' roots. When the delectable Amelia appeals to him for help, he intends to offer only friendship - but intentions are no match for the desire that blindsides them both. Can a man who spurns tradition be tempted into that most time-honoured arrangement: marriage?
Life in London society is about to get a whole lot hotter . . .
'Lisa Kleypas is the best' SARAH MACLEAN
The Hathaways:
Mine Till Midnight
Seduce Me at Sunrise
Tempt Me at Twilight
Married by Morning
Love in the Afternoon
Praise for Lisa Kleypas
'Is it possible to give a book 6 stars? . . . all of the forbidden romance, witty banter, and sigh-inducing declarations of love that you deserve' That's Normal
'Lushly sexy and thoroughly romantic' Booklist
'An unforgettable story peopled with remarkable characters and a depth of emotion that will leave you breathless' Romantic Times
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Historical romance master Kleypas reintroduces Cam Rohan, the wealthy half-Gypsy first seen in 2006's Devil in Winter, in her latest page-turning Victorian. Rohan, manager of a London gentleman's club, decides to do a favor for the distraught Amelia Hathaway, who is scouring brothels in search of her wastrel brother, Leo. Rohan, weary of his usual diet of beautiful-but-boring lovers, is bemused by and attracted to Amelia, a staid and proper spinster, and so he sets about making a presence of himself at the ramshackle Hathaway estate, sowing sexual tension as he does. As the standoffish relationship between Rohan and Amelia evolves into romance, the reappearance of Amelia's former suitor throws an intriguing wrench in the works. The author's sensitivity to the prejudice endured by the Roma (Gypsies) adds a measure of grim reality that is creatively offset by Rohan's discussion of Roma beliefs and superstitions. Kleypas's effortless style makes for another sexy exploration of 19th-century passion and peccadilloes, riveting from start to finish.
