![]() But hey, she ignores it so the reader must too, it seems. Lasting and meaningful relationships are about balance and compromise, not one person having power over the other. ![]() Then he says stuff like, “who has the power?”, and she just lets it ride as though that’s okay. (My apologies, I don’t usually use such language, but if you read this book you may agree it’s justified.) I want her to really make him grovel, to see that he can’t have her the way he wants, namely, next to him allthe time. She behaves a bit like a teenager: she likes to run and hide from the problem, she says she needs time to think, then moans when he stays away.Īva allows him to make her feel like it’s her fault he behaves like a twat. At first I thought Ava’s going to be assertive with him, and not let him walk all over her, but she’s the opposite. I recommended this book in a book group and it inspired me to re-read it. It’s a shame this sex god, Jesse Ward, will not take no for an answer. He wants her and begins a relentless pursuit. She gets the shock of her life when the lord of “The Manor” is actually a specimen of unadulterated, hot male who turns her brain to mush. She expects the owner to be some balding, tweed-wearing, bumpkin. ![]() I’ve also written this after reading three books in the series so I know the full story, but I’ve tried not to give too much away.Īva O’Shea is an interior designer who takes on a project at a country house. ![]()
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