And Then He Kissed Her by Laura Lee Guhrke

She is naturally disappointed when he turnsĭown her latest work… until something he says reveals that he hasn’t actually r ead any of the books she’s written. Publish any of them, but continues to write, undaunted. To become a published author, and has in fact written a number of books onĮtiquette for young women she has not so far been able to persuade Marlowe to Thirty, Emma has kind of accepted she’s likely to remain a confirmed spinster,Īnd in any case, her ambitions lie in a different direction. Not at all the sort of woman who would attract the attention of a such a man. Her congé – and has no patience with any of it, relieved (sort of) that she’s ‘woe is me’ speech from Marlowe’s latest mistress – to whom he has just given When the book opens, Emma is being forced to listen to a Works for a living and owns a successful publishing house – and Miss Emmalineĭove (Emma), who has been his secretary for five years but is certainly notĭesperately in love with him and, knowing him to be a rake of the first order, Of the romance between Harry, Viscount Marlowe – who, although an aristocrat, Set in the late Victorian era, And Then he Kissed Her tells the story Originally published in 2007, this is the first time it’s been available in audio, and it’s good to see some old favourites finally making it into the format. And Then He Kissed Her, book one in Laura Lee Guhrke’s Girl Bachelors series, is one of those books that’s often cited as a favourite by historical romance fans.

And Then He Kissed Her by Laura Lee Guhrke