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Lesson In Seduction

First published 1997 · 188 pages

A playful, banter-filled game of cat-and-mouse where the supposed teacher quickly becomes the breathless student.

What it feels like

Reading this vintage romance feels like sipping a sparkling cocktail while watching a high-stakes game of emotional chess. The narrative moves at a brisk, breezy clip, driven almost entirely by the crackling, teasing banter between a glamorous heroine who thinks she holds all the cards and a deceptively quiet hero who is secretly running the board. It is steeped in the heightened, slightly melodramatic atmosphere of classic category romance, where every glance is loaded and every conversation is a thinly veiled negotiation of desire. The prose is snappy and unapologetically focused on the sizzling chemistry between the leads. It will thoroughly delight readers who crave the delicious tension of the tables being turned, offering a lighthearted yet intensely passionate escape into a world of performative identities and irresistible attraction.

Mood
  • sizzling
  • glamorous
  • breezy
Tone
  • playful
  • teasing
  • melodramatic
  • wry
Pace
brisk
Themes
hidden depths · the art of the chase · subverting expectations · performative identity
The writing
Snappy, dialogue-driven, and laced with the heightened, breathless emotionality characteristic of 90s category romance.
The arc
Moves from lighthearted, confident teasing to a breathless, emotionally vulnerable surrender as the tables are turned.
Who it's for
Readers who love vintage category romances featuring glamorous heroines, secret alpha males, and banter-heavy games of cat-and-mouse.
Content notes
  • mild deception
  • sexual content

About the book

They met at the airport. He wore a suit and carried a briefcase. He seemed quiet, a little shy. Definitely not the type to flirt with a fellow passenger—even if she was famous actress Rosalind Marlow!

His name, Roz discovered, was Luke James. She was determined to discover more about him...such as why he appeared to be following her. And was he as innocent as he seemed? What he really needed was a lesson in flirtation—and, on impulse, Roz decided to be his teacher! Luke was a fast learner. In fact, Roz soon discovered that he didn't need lessons at all. He could teach her plenty about the art of seduction!

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