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Special Sort Of Man (Harlequin Presents, No 1653)

187 pages

A tense, sensual dance of reluctant attraction set against the romantic backdrop of Paris.

What it feels like

This classic category romance delivers a brisk, emotionally charged experience centered on irresistible, forbidden attraction. The mood is steeped in the glamorous, seductive atmosphere of Paris, contrasting sharply with the protagonist's internal tension and defensive distance. Readers are pulled into a dynamic of workplace proximity where a demanding, powerful presence makes professional boundaries impossible to maintain. The prose focuses tightly on the simmering sensuality and the complicated emotional web involving family loyalty and undeniable desire. It is a perfect read for those who devour stories of reluctant surrender, where a temporary obligation transforms into a passionate exploration of both a romantic city and an overwhelming connection.

Mood
  • seductive
  • tense
  • glamorous
Tone
  • romantic
  • dramatic
  • sensual
Pace
brisk
Themes
workplace proximity · forbidden attraction · reluctant desire · family loyalty
The writing
Direct and emotionally charged, focusing heavily on the simmering tension between the protagonists.
The arc
From reluctant obligation and defensive distance to overwhelming sensual surrender.
Who it's for
Readers who love classic category romances featuring demanding heroes and the irresistible pull of a glamorous European backdrop.
Content notes
  • workplace power dynamics

About the book

Easier said than done

Though Fran couldn't refuse her injured sister's plea to hand deliver some vitally important disks to her boss in Paris, she could hardly be expected to take Helena's place as his private assistant.

But Jordan Parry didn't take no for an answer.

As desirable as he was difficult and demanding, Fran quickly understood her sister's attraction. Clearly, their relationship went beyond business - which meant that somehow Fran had to distance herself from the powerful sensuality of this special sort of man, who seemed only too happy to help her explore one of the world's most romantic cities. (less)

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