I'm not entirely sure I liked the main characters in this book. I guess they both had their reasons for acting the way they did, but I felt it was a little extreme. Hanging her over the balcony? Really? (That happened when they were kids, btw, not as adults, but still...)

Shouldn't she running out of Malorys soon? I like them, but it seems like there are many more than 10 books in this series. ( )

Nueve años atrás, Richard Allen huyó de Inglaterra y terminó por unirse a una banda de piratas cazadores de tesoros en el Caribe. Allí adoptó la identidad de un seductor francés, Jean Paul. Pero un asunto pendiente lo obliga a regresar de incógnito a Inglaterra. Finalmente liberada por sus abogados de un compromiso matrimonial indeseado, Julia Miller espera encontrar al hombre de su vida. En un baile de disfraces se siente cautivada por un misterioso enmascarado francés…

This book was good. I liked revisting the Malory clan, and I thought the characters were good matches for each other. ( )

This book was good. I liked revisting the Malory clan, and I thought the characters were good matches for each other. ( )

Another long-lost Malory? Okay. So, Katey comes over from America to try to find her mother's family who disowned her mother for getting pregnant. Katey also wants to tour the world before settling down. She gets involved in the kidnapping of Judith Malory by trying to rescue Judith, but Boyd Anderson mistakes her for the kidnapper. To make it up to her and soothe her anger towards him he offers to take her on this world tour.
Generally romance novels upon which the major conflict(s) are based on misunderstandings irritate me, but this is Johanna Lindsey, and these are the Malory/Andersons, so it's (mostly) forgiven. ( )