Claudette Williams (2)
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Claudette Williams (2) ha come alias Claudy Conn.
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Doubleday Romance Library # 2. Harvest of Happiness, Myriah, Make-Believe Love (1973) — Collaboratore, alcune edizioni — 1 copia
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- Altri nomi
- Conn, Claudy (paranormals)
Williams, Claudette (Regencies)
Davis, Marion (Historical romances) - Sesso
- female
- Luogo di nascita
- Baghdad, Iraq
- Luogo di residenza
- Baghdad, Iraq
Long Island, New York, USA - Breve biografia
- Claudy Conn wrote regency and historical romance titles for Random House, Fawcett, Zebra, and Doubleday under the pseudonyms Claudette Williams and Marion Davis between 1976 and 1996.
She now writes paranormal romances under "Claudy Conn."
Claudette Williams was born in Baghdad, and immigrated to the United States when she was two years old. She researches extensively for her novels, traveling to a Barbados plantation and to historical sites in Virginia for her book PASSION'S PRIDE. She now lives on Long Island with her husband, an electrical contractor, and her seven-year-old daughter. [blurb from the back of Naughty Lady Ness]
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- Utenti
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- Popolarità
- #58,866
- Voto
- 3.7
- Recensioni
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- ISBN
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- Lingue
- 5
The biggest problem was the h, who was too self-centered and annoying, despite her sympathy for the poor and downtrodden, and her "adopting" a hunchback orphan boy. She could also be TSTL, like when she trusts a strange gypsy man enough to go into the woods with him to water their horses by a stream, and almost gets raped. She also has the annoying habit of running away from the H when things get tough, missing him like crazy, then acting bitchy when he finds her, despite wanting to get naked with him. She acts cold and snarky, does the opposite of what he wants her to every time, just to show him up, keeps threatening to cheat on him, and then wonders why he doesn't love her? I can give you a few hundred reasons! Not to mention how jealous and angry she gets when he kisses another woman, yet she kisses another man, but that's okay. Hypocrite, thy name's Cassandra!
As for the H, Viscount Kirkby, for someone who's supposed to be sophisticated, he sure can act like a bumpkin! He suspects Cassandra of being responsible for his stepbrother Peter's death without any real proof, seduces her anyway, despite his not trusting her and wanting to keep distance, ends up marrying her (in one of the best scenes in the book, too bad it slid downhill right after) and lusting after her, yet can't trust her, though she seems good, but must be bad, on and on ad nauseum. It never occurred to this jackass to be honest with her about his background and talk about Peter and then take it from there? Instead, he's often aloof and evasive, which makes Cassandra angry and rebellious, and it never occurs to him that she'll run away yet again? Well. DUH!!!
When you get to the point when you couldn't care less if the couple drops dead, then you know it's time to read another book.
It's time to read another book!… (altro)