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Seduce Me at Sunrise (The Hathaways, Book 2) (Hathaways (2)) Kindle Edition
Seduce Me at Sunrise, the second book in the Hathaways series by beloved author Lisa Kleypas.
Kev Merripen has longed for the beautiful, well-bred Winnifred Hathaway ever since her family rescued him from the brink of death when he was just a boy. But this handsome Gypsy is a man of mysterious origins—and he fears that the darkness of his past could crush delicate, luminous Win. So Kev refuses to submit to temptation…and before long Win is torn from him by a devastating twist of fate.
Then, Win returns to England…only to find that Kev has hardened into a man who will deny love at all costs. Meantime, an attractive, seductive suitor has set his sights on Win. It's now or never for Kev to make his move. But first, he must confront a dangerous secret about his destiny—or risk losing the only woman he has lived for.
- Print length384 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherSt. Martin's Paperbacks
- Publication dateSeptember 30, 2008
- File size744 KB
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“Vintage Kleypas…An unforgettable story peopled with remarkable characters and a depth of emotion that will leave you breathless with the wonderment of knowing what falling in love is really like.”—Romantic Times BOOKreviews
“Kleypas’s effortless style makes for another sexy exploration of 19th-century passion and peccadilloes, riveting from start to finish.”—Publishers Weekly
“Will steal the hearts of readesr.”—The Post and Courier (Charleston, SC)
“Captivating…The love story brims with humor and touches of pathos as the characters struggle with lost love and relinquishing grief to embrace life anew.”—Fresh Fiction
“Strong characters, compelling romance, an intriguing story, and steamy passion.”—The State (Columbia, South Carolina)
“Aside from creating wonderfully alluring characters in Cam and Amelia, Kleypas shows sexual tension, sensitively handles prejudice, and expertly weaves in a bit of the supernatural to round out a tale that is pure delight. Cam and Amelia’s romance is well-paced and is a pleasing balance of wit and passion. Their relationship is…riveting from beginning to end.” —Romance Reviews Today
“RITA Award–winner Kleypas presents another wonderfully entertaining, lusciously sensual historical romance.”—Booklist
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From the New York Times bestselling author of Mine Till Midnight*
comes a dazzling novel about forbidden love and long-denied desire--the kind of passion that happens once in a lifetime...SEDUCE ME AT SUNRISE
He has tried hard to forget her.
Kev Merripen has longed for the beautiful, well-bred Winnifred Hathaway ever since her family rescued him from the brink of death when he was just a boy. But this handsome Gypsy is a man of mysterious origins--and he fears that the darkness of his past could crush delicate, luminous Win. So Kev refuses to submit to temptation...and before long Win is torn from him by a devastating twist of fate.
Can she remember the man he once was?
Then, Win returns to England...only to find that Kev has hardened into a man who will deny love at all costs. Meantime, an attractive, seductive suitor has set his sights on Win. It's now or never for Kev to make his move. But first, he must confront a dangerous secret about his destiny--or risk losing the only woman he has lived for...
Will leave you breathless.--Romantic Times BOOKreviews*
From the Back Cover
From the New York Times bestselling author of Mine Till Midnight*
comes a dazzling novel about forbidden love and long-denied desire―the kind of passion that happens once in a lifetime…SEDUCE ME AT SUNRISE
He has tried hard to forget her.
Kev Merripen has longed for the beautiful, well-bred Winnifred Hathaway ever since her family rescued him from the brink of death when he was just a boy. But this handsome Gypsy is a man of mysterious origins―and he fears that the darkness of his past could crush delicate, luminous Win. So Kev refuses to submit to temptation…and before long Win is torn from him by a devastating twist of fate.
Can she remember the man he once was?
Then, Win returns to England…only to find that Kev has hardened into a man who will deny love at all costs. Meantime, an attractive, seductive suitor has set his sights on Win. It's now or never for Kev to make his move. But first, he must confront a dangerous secret about his destiny―or risk losing the only woman he has lived for…
"Will leave you breathless."―Romantic Times BOOKreviews*
About the Author
Lisa Kleypas is the award-winning author of nearly forty books of historical and contemporary romance, which have been translated into twenty-five languages. She is the recipient of two Rita awards and an RT Book Reviews Best Historical Romance award and has had several of her novels reach the New York Times bestseller list.
Rosalyn Landor is an English-born television, theater, and multiple-award-winning audiobook narrator. Her television credits include Love in a Cold Climate, Rumpole of the Bailey, Sherlock Holmes, and Star Trek: The Next Generation. She has won numerous Audie awards and AudioFile magazine Earphones awards.
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Seduce Me At Sunrise
By Kleypas, LisaSt. Martin's Paperbacks
Copyright © 2008 Kleypas, LisaAll right reserved.
ISBN: 9780312949815
Chapter One London, 1848 Winter Win had always thought Kev Merripen was beautiful, in the way that an austere landscape or a wintry day could be beautiful. He was a large, striking man, uncompromising in every angle. The exotic boldness of his features was a perfect setting for eyes so dark that the irises were barely distinguishable from the pupil. His hair was thick and as black as a raven’s wing, his brows strong and straight. And his wide mouth was set with a perpetually brooding curve that Win found irresistible. Merripen. Her love, but never her lover. They had known each other since childhood, when he had been taken in by her family. Although the Hathaways had always treated him as one of their own, Merripen had acted in the capacity of a servant. A protector. An outsider. He came to Win’s bedroom and stood at the threshold to watch as she packed a valise with a few personal articles from the top of her dresser. A hairbrush, a rack of pins, a handful of handkerchiefs that her sister Poppy had embroidered for her. As Win tucked the objects into the leather bag, she was intensely aware of Merripen’s motionless form. She knew what lurked beneath his stillness, because she felt the same undertow of yearning. The thought of leaving him was breaking her heart. And yet there was no choice. She had been an invalid ever since she’d had scarlet fever two years earlier. She was thin and frail and given to fainting spells and fatigue. Weak lungs, all the doctors had said. Nothing to do but succumb. A lifetime of bed rest followed by an early death. Win would not accept such a fate. She longed to get well, to enjoy the things that most people took for granted. To dance, laugh, walk through the countryside. She wanted the freedom to love… to marry… to have her own family someday. With her health in such a poor state, there was no possibility of doing any of those things. But that was about to change. She was departing this day for a French clinic, where a dynamic young doctor, Julian Harrow, had achieved remarkable results for patients just like herself. His treatments were unorthodox, controversial, but Win didn’t care. She would have done anything to be cured. Because until that day came, she could never have Mer-ripen. "Don’t go," he said, so softly that she almost didn’t hear him. Win struggled to remain outwardly calm, even as a hot- and- cold chill went down her spine. "Please close the door," she managed to say. They needed privacy for the conversation they were about to have. Merripen didn’t move. Color had risen in his swarthy face, and his black eyes glittered with a ferocity that wasn’t at all like him. He was all Rom at this moment, his emotions closer to the surface than he ever usually allowed. She went to close the door herself, while he moved away from her as if any contact between them would result in fatal harm. "Why don’t you want me to go, Kev?" she asked gently. "You won’t be safe there." "I’ll be perfectly safe," she said. "I have faith in Dr. Harrow. His treatments sound sensible to me, and he’s had a high success rate—" "He’s had as many failures as successes. There are better doctors here in London. You should try them first." "I think my best chances lie with Dr. Harrow." Win smiled into Merripen’s hard black eyes, understanding the things he couldn’t say. "I’ll come back to you. I promise." He ignored that. Any attempt she made to bring their feelings to light was always met with rock- hard resistance. He would never admit he cared for her, or treat her as anything other than a fragile invalid who needed his protection. A butterfly under glass. While he went on with his private pursuits. Despite Merripen’s discretion in personal matters, Win was certain there had been more than a few women who had given him their bodies, and used him for their own plea sure. Something bleak and angry rose from the depths of her soul at the thought of Mer-ripen lying with someone else. It would shock everyone who knew her, had they understood the power of her desire for him. It would probably shock Merripen most of all. Seeing his expressionless face, Win thought, Very well, Kev. If this is what you want, I’ll be stoic. We’ll have a pleasant, bloodless good- bye. Later she would suffer in private, knowing it would be an eternity until she saw him again. But that was better than living like this, forever together and yet apart, her illness always between them. "Well," she said briskly, "I’ll be off soon. And there’s no need to worry, Kev. Leo will take care of me during the trip to France, and—" "Your brother can’t even take care of himself," Mer-ripen said harshly. "You’re not going. You’ll stay here, where I can—" He bit off the words. But Win had heard a note of something like fury, or anguish, buried in his deep voice. This was getting interesting. Her heart began to thump. "There…" She had to pause to catch her breath. "There’s only one thing that could stop me from leaving." He shot her an alert glance. "What is it?" It took her a long moment to summon the courage to speak. "Tell me you love me. Tell me, and I’ll stay." The black eyes widened. The sound of his indrawn breath cut through the air like the downward arc of an ax stroke. He was silent, frozen. A curious mixture of amusement and despair surged through Win as she waited for his reply. "I … care for everyone in your family…." "No. You know that’s not what I’m asking for." Win moved toward him and lifted her pale hands to his chest, resting her palms on a surface of tough, unyielding muscle. She felt the response that jolted through him. "Please," she said, hating the desperate edge in her own voice, "I wouldn’t care if I died tomorrow, if I could just hear it once—" "Don’t," he growled, backing away. Casting aside all caution, Win followed. She reached out to grasp the loose folds of his shirt. "Tell me. Let’s finally bring the truth out into the open—" "Hush; you’ll make yourself ill." It infuriated Win that he was right. She could feel the familiar weakness, the dizziness that came along with her pounding heart and laboring lungs. She cursed her failing body. "I love you," she said wretchedly. "And if I were well, no power on earth could keep me away from you. If I were well, I would take you into my bed, and I would show you as much passion as any woman could—" "No." His hand lifted to her mouth as if to muffle her, then snatched back as he felt the warmth of her lips. "If I’m not afraid to admit it, why should you be?" Her plea sure at being near him, touching him, was a kind of madness. Recklessly she molded herself against him. He tried to push her away without hurting her, but she clung with all her remaining strength. "What if this were the last moment you ever had with me? Wouldn’t you have been sorry not to tell me how you felt? Wouldn’t you—" Merripen covered her mouth with his, desperate for a way to make her quiet. They both gasped and went still, absorbing the feel of it. Each strike of his breath on her cheek was a shock of heat. His arms went around her, wrapping her in his vast strength, holding her against the hardness of his body. And then everything ignited, and they were both lost in a furor of need. She could taste the sweetness of apples on his breath, the bitter hint of coffee, but most of all the rich essence of him. Wanting more, craving him, she pressed upward. He took the innocent offering with a low, savage sound. She felt the touch of his tongue. Opening to him, she drew him deeper, hesitantly using her own tongue in a slide of silk- on- silk, and he shivered and gasped and held her more tightly. A new weakness flooded her, her senses starving for his hands and mouth and body… his powerful weight over and between and inside her…. Oh, she wanted him, wanted… Merripen kissed her with savage hunger, his mouth moving over hers with rough, luscious strokes. Her nerves blazed with plea sure, and she squirmed and clutched at him, wanting him closer. Even through the layers of her skirts, she felt the way he urged his hips against hers, the tight subtle rhythm. Instinctively she reached down to feel him, to soothe him, and her trembling fingers encountered the hard shape of his arousal. He buried an agonized groan in her mouth. For one scalding moment he reached down and gripped her hand tightly over himself. Her eyes flew open as she felt the pulsing charge, the heat and tension that seemed ready to explode. "Kev… the bed…," she whispered, going crimson from head to toe. She had wanted him so desperately, for so long, and now it was finally going to happen. "Take me—" Merripen cursed and shoved her away from him, turning to the side. He was gasping uncontrollably. Win moved toward him. "Kev—" "Stay back," he said with such force that she jumped in fright. For at least a minute, there was no sound or movement save the angry friction of their breaths. Merripen was the first to speak. His voice was weighted with rage and disgust, though whether it was directed against her or himself was impossible to fathom. "That will never happen again." "Because you’re afraid you might hurt me?" "Because I don’t want you that way." She stiffened with indignation, and gave a disbelieving laugh. "You responded to me just now. I felt it." His color deepened. "That would have happened with any woman." "You… you’re trying to make me believe that you have no particular feeling for me?" "Nothing other than a desire to protect one of your family." She knew it was a lie; she knew it. But his callous rejection made leaving a bit easier. "I …" It was difficult to speak. "How noble of you." Her attempt at an ironic tone was ruined by her breathlessness. Stupid weak lungs. "You’re overwrought," Merripen said, moving toward her. "You need to rest—" "I’m fine," Win said fiercely, going to the washstand, gripping it to steady herself. When her balance was secured, she poured a splash of water onto a linen cloth, and applied it to her flushed cheeks. Glancing into the looking glass, she made her face into its usual serene mask. Somehow she made her voice calm. "I will have all of you or nothing," she said. "You know the words that will make me stay. If you won’t say them, then leave." The air in the room was heavy with emotion. Win’s nerves screamed in protest as the silence drew out. She stared into the looking glass, able to see only the broad shape of his shoulder and arm. And then he moved, and the door opened and closed. Win continued to dab at her face with the cool cloth, using it to blot a few stray teardrops. Setting the cloth aside, she noticed that her palm, the one she had used to grip the intimate shape of him, still retained the memory of his flesh. And her lips still tingled from the sweet, hard kisses, and her chest was filled with the ache of desperate love. "Well," she said to her flushed reflection, "now you’re motivated." And she laughed shakily until she had to wipe away more tears. As Cam Rohan supervised the loading of the carriage that would soon depart for the London docks, he couldn’t help wondering if he was making a mistake. He had promised his new wife that he would take care of her family. But less than two months after he’d married Amelia, he was sending one of her sisters to France. "We can wait," he had told Amelia only last night, holding her against his shoulder, stroking her rich brown hair as it lay in a river over his chest. "If you wish to keep Win with you a little longer, we can send her to the clinic in the spring." "No, she must go as soon as possible. Dr. Harrow made it clear that too much time has already been wasted. Win’s best hope of improvement is to start the course of treatment at once." Cam had smiled at Amelia’s pragmatic tone. His wife excelled at hiding her emotions, maintaining such a sturdy facade that few people perceived how vulnerable she was underneath. Cam was the only one with whom she would let down her guard. "We must be sensible," Amelia had added. Cam had rolled her to her back and stared down at her small, lovely face in the lamplight. Such round blue eyes, dark as the heart of midnight. "Yes," he allowed softly. "But it’s not always easy to be sensible, is it?" She shook her head, her eyes turning liquid. He stroked her cheek with his fingertips. "Poor hummingbird," he whispered. "You’ve gone through so many changes in the past months—not the least of which was marrying me. And now I’m sending your sister away." "To a clinic, to make her well," Amelia had said. "I know it’s best for her. It’s only that … I’ll miss her. Win is the dearest, gentlest one in the family. The peace-maker. We’ll all probably murder each other in her absence." She gave him a little scowl. "Don’t tell anyone I was crying, or I shall be very cross with you." "No, monisha," he had soothed, cuddling her closer as she sniffled. "All your secrets are safe with me. You know that." And he had kissed away her tears and removed her nightgown slowly, and made love to her even more slowly. "Little love," he had whispered as she trembled beneath him. "Let me make you feel better…." And as he took careful possession of her body, he told her in the old language that she pleased him in all ways, that he loved to be inside her, that he would never leave her. Although Amelia hadn’t understood the foreign words, the sound of them had excited her, her hands working on his back like cat paws, her hips pressing upward into his weight. He had pleasured her, and taken his own plea sure, until his wife had fallen into a sated sleep. For a long while afterward Cam had held her nestled against him, with the trusting weight of her head on his shoulder. He was responsible for Amelia now, and for her entire family. The Hathaways were a group of misfits that included four sisters, a brother, and Merripen, who was a Rom like Cam. No one seemed to know much about Mer-ripen aside from the fact that he had been taken in by the Hathaway family as a boy, after being wounded and left for dead in a Gypsy hunt. He was something more than a servant, but not quite part of the family. There was no predicting how Merripen would fare in Win’s absence, but Cam had a feeling it wasn’t going to be pleasant. They couldn’t have been more opposite, the pale blond invalid and the huge Rom. One so refined and otherworldly, the other brown and rough- hewn and barely civilized. But the connection was there, like the path of a hawk that always returned to the same forest, following the invisible map that was etched in its very nature. When the carriage was properly loaded and the luggage was secured with leather straps, Cam went into Excerpted from A Wallflower Christmas by Lisa Kleypas. Copyright © 2008 by Lisa Kleypas Published in 2008 by St. Martin’s Press All rights reserved. This work is protected under copyright laws and reproduction is strictly prohibited. Permission to reproduce the material in any manner or medium must be secured from the Publisher.
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- Publisher : St. Martin's Paperbacks; First edition (September 30, 2008)
- Publication date : September 30, 2008
- Language : English
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- #775 in Victorian Historical Romance (Kindle Store)
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About the author
Lisa Kleypas is the author of a number of historical romance novels that have been published in fourteen languages. In 1985, she was named Miss Massachusetts and competed in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City. After graduating from Wellesley College with a political science degree, she published her first novel at age twenty-one. Her books have appeared on the New York Times bestseller lists. Lisa is married and has two children.
Visit her website at: www.lisakleypas.com
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Merripen became a part of the Hathaway family after being rescued and nurtured back to life as a boy. His identity had been a mystery to everyone, even to himself. His loyalty to the Hathaways was more than just to repay their favor, but rather to be able to stay close to Win, his love at first sight. I love how he took great care of her and attuned to her every needs, all small little things he’d done for her were just melting my heart 🥰. Yet, he kept denying himself of her love, no matter how much every else in the family was trying to convince him and make him come to his senses. He had a severe case of “I’m-not-good-enough-for-you” syndrome that at some point I got frustrated with his emotional constipation 😂. But Win was not one to give him up easily 😏...
As a peacemaker in the family, Win was alway composed herself. After surviving scarlet fever, she became frail and fragile. But her spirit and her inner strength never altered, especially her love for Merripen, who risked his life to care for her during her sickness. Her desire for a normal healthy life with Merripen made her more determined to take a trip to Paris to improve on her health, even though that meant she would be away from her family, from Marripen, for a couple years. Upon her return, she set out a goal to convince Merripen to give their love a chance. I admire her surprising strength, her determination and stubbornness, and I couldn’t think of a better or more deserving man for her than Merripen 😍.
I went on an emotional roller coaster with this book, I laughed at the interaction between Merripen and Cam or Leo, I cried for his struggles and his painful past, I swooned with everything he did for Win, then I got thrown for a loop with a surprising ending. All in all, I just didn’t want the book to end and I’m in love with this family of misfits even more 🥰. This is easily one of my most favorite Lisa Kleypas books 🤩!
5-AMAZING-🌟 read for me!
Win was a sweet, strong, and resolute heroine, who won’t let a past illness keep her down. She is determined to make the most of life and doesn’t take no for an answer. Yes, Kev’s reasoning for keeping them apart is thin and contrived, but it usually is in these types of plots, and it didn't bother me. The reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is the overly simplistic writing style and the overall focus on the family instead of the main characters. I feel, if handed the plot any high schooler could have written this book.
There are just no creative writing techniques being used. No prose, anecdotes, metaphors, similes, etc… The plot was developed nicely and that is about it. (It appears I may be in the minority on this point and I will try some of Kleypas’ other books to see if the writing is more vivid). The family dynamic is overpowering for me. They are just always there, mentioned on nearly every page. It’s hard to get into the romance with the 3 sisters and 2 brothers all in the same house, plus the governess, plus Dr. Harrow. There is at least a chapter worth of this story solely devoted to Cam & Amelia who already had their own book.
But, overall the plot was angsty & romantic, the book was diverting, and was a perfect length. If you like Wuthering Heights, you’ll probably like this. If you don’t like your heroes dark and full of angst then I would skip this one. WARNING: there is sex in this book, it is not erotica, but enough to be a steamy & hot adult romance. Please do not read if you are looking for something PG. Romance-5/5 Steaminess-4/5 Explicitness-3/5
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Eu li o primeiro volume da série (Mine Till Midnight) há muitos meses e lembro que gostei muito do mix de romance e ação.
Seduce segue a mesma “fórmula” que deu certo no primeiro volume. A trama é fortemente centrada no romance entre os personagens principais com alguns elementos de ação e um toque de magia cigana e segredos familiares.
Extremamente romântico, doce e sensual, este é um livro que captura o leitor logo no primeiro capítulo.
Não é à toa que que a autora é considerada um dos nome mais destacados no gênero.
Ganha 4.5 estrelas, arredondadas para 5.
Como várias outras obras da autora, Seduce me at Sunrise não decepciona. Romance com garantia de diversão e emoção para os fãs do gênero.
I should also add that the funniest lines were given to the brother Leo who is a lovable scamp in the first book he comes across as amusing if a pathetic drunk, in this he's remarkably droll. Witness this line: There’s someone out there, waiting for you. Someday you’ll find him, and he’ll be everything you were hoping for.” “Do you really think so?” Poppy asked. “No. But I’ve always thought that was a nice thing to say to someone in your circumstances.” Poppy snickered and poked Leo in the side, while Miss Marks gave him a stare of pure disgust..."
I cannot wait for next in series hope it's as good!
Seit Win eine schlimme Krankheit überlebt hat ist sie schwach und muss immer geschont werden. Doch Win möchte eigentlich nur eine einzige Sache in ihrem Leben: Kev Merripin. Schon seit ihren gemeinsamen Kindertagen liebt sie den Zigeuner, aber nicht wie einen Bruder. Win möchte endlich gesund werden und Merripin für sich gewinnen und so geht sie schließlich für ein Jahr nach Frankreich. Doch selbst nach ihrer Rückkehr widersetzt sich Merripin ihren Avancen und ihrer Liebe.
Vom ersten Tag an den er bei den Hathaways verbracht hat wusste Merripin, dass es niemals jemand mit Win aufnehmen könnte. Er liebt sie von ganzem Herzen und doch kann sie niemals sein sein. Doch tatenlos zusehen wie ein anderer sie für sich gewinnen will kann er auch nicht.
Ich fand es super, dass die Hinweise auf Cams und Merripins Vergangenheit aus 'Mine till midnight' aufgelöst wurden.
Die Hathaways sind eine sehr sympathische Familie und es macht Spaß über sie zu lesen.
(Für mich persönlich gab es in 'Seduce me at sunrise' eine der süßesten und romantischsten Szenen, die ich jemals gelesen habe.)
Das Buch hat alles: Sehnsucht, Liebe, Verlangen, Eifersucht und Romantik. Eine gute Wahl.