From the Author:
Mini- excerpt from A WILD NIGHT'S BRIDE
DeVere, on the other hand, evinced no such qualms. He had already loosened his cravat and was stripping off his coat.
"As I said earlier, there is no need," Phoebe insisted. "A couple of buttons and a raised petticoat are all the business requires."
"How delightfully unromantic you are, my dear!" He chuckled. "But while most men would be charmed to comply with your simple wishes, I have quite another game in mind. One that most definitely requires you to disrobe."
"But what if I don't want to?"
"Oh but you will," he said with a smug smile.
She glared. "You are very sure of yourself!"
He studied his buffed fingernails. "I am sure of Ned. Thus, we must put on a convincing show."
Her brows came together in a deep scowl. "What do you mean? What has Ned to do with this?"
"Everything. And at any moment, I expect him to burst through that door like a raging bull."
Mini-excerpt from THE VIRGIN HUNTRESS
"May I touch it?" she asked.
"Bloody hell!" he cried. "No! You may not touch it!"
"But I know how. I saw you only yesterday. Is that what you do to make it go away?"
"It is one of several methods," he replied. "Another is just to ignore it."
"But it is so large and swollen. Is it painful?
"No, just uncomfortable. Now, may we stop discussing my..." The appropriate word for feminine ears failed him.
"Phallus?" she offered. "That is what the grooms call it."
"Why are you eavesdropping on grooms?"
"I used to watch the stallions mounting the mares."
"You what!" Hew almost choked.
"Well, how else is a girl with no mother supposed to get any education? Although I doubt Mama would have told me very much. So there's really no reason to be timid, Hew. I already know all about the mating process. And to the best of my knowledge, the stallions never ignored it until it went away. Please feel free to relieve yourself of it. I would even help you if you would like. I'm not the least afraid for I have seen much larger ones."
About the Author:
A lover of history and deeply romantic stories, Victoria Vane combines these elements to craft romantic historical novels and novellas for a mature reading audience. Her writing influences are Georgette Heyer for fabulous witty dialogue and over the top characters, Robin Schone , Sylvia Day, and Charlotte Featherstone for beautifully crafted prose in stories with deep sensuality, and Lila DiPasqua for creative vision in melding history with eroticism.
AWARDS & ACCOLADES * LR Café Best Author Nominee 2012
* Swept Away by Romance Favorite Author 2012
THE DEVIL DEVERE SERIES- Library Journal Best E-Book Romance 2012
LR Cafe Best Series Nominee 2012
A Wild Night's Bride
* Night Owl Reviews Top Pick
* Amazon Top 100 Best seller
The Virgin Huntress
* Night Owl Reviews Top Pick
The Devil You Know
* Night Owl Reviews Top Pick
* The Romance Reviews Top Pick
* LR Café Best Historical Romance nominee 2012
The Devil's Match
* Night Owl Reviews Top Pick
* The Romance Reviews Top Pick
* LASR Reviews Book of the Month December 2012
* Swept Away by Romance Best Historical Romance of 2012
A Breach of Promise , December 2011 Ellora's Cave
* Night Owl Reviews "Top Pick"
* Reading Romances 5 flames and "Pen Award"
* TBR Pile 5stars/Book of the month winner September 2012
* LASR Erotic Reviews 5 STAR/Book of the Month Nominee
* The Romance Studio 5 Sweetheart Nominee* TRS CAPA Nominee 2012
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