sensual

(The Viscount Who Loved Me, Romancing Mister Bridgerton, When He Was Wicked, It's In His Kiss)

Mary Ellen was jilted just before the wedding by a man going back to his ex, and so when she falls in love with Greg, an amicably divorced father, she can't trust that he's not still in love with his ex. Can he manage to persuade her that she's being unfair to blame him for another man's mistakes, that he really does love her?

Clinton is a man's man who never knows what to say to a woman. He saves Wallis, a feisty feminist, from an angry puma and a flood and after a few days enforced intimacy knows she's the woman for him.
This was a nice laid-back romance, no real big black moment or conflict, just two complete opposites who attracted and tried to cut through to the nitty gritty and find common ground

Callie and Rorke were young lovers but her father interfered and she went
away to protect Rorke while he thought she'd sold them out. Now she's
bridesmaid and he's best man at friends' wedding, can they call a
truce? How will they react when they discover the secrets and the
truth?

Kate
and Robert are rivals for a promotion when Kate learns she's pregnant
(sperm donor) but she subsequently realises Robert is the donor.
She's impetuous, he's organised. Can he trust in love after his
foster home disappointments? Who's the corporate spy sabotaging their
campaign? When Robert uncovers Kate's big mistake that will cost the

Lucas wants to give up life as a bodyguard to set sail for Alaska but is convinced to take one more case. Grace is an author in conflict with her ex about her penname, her publisher is changing and somebody wants her dead. Then Lucas asks her to marry him. Can she trust in love at first sight and will she survive long enough anyway?
Funny, hot, very romantic and enjoyable

A definite keeper. This will be going in my permanent collection. Very nice read, and quite sensual as well.

My rating: 4/5

From the back cover:
“The Few. The Proud. The Married.