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- Championing writing by women
- The Illustrated London News - Google Livres
- Download A Façade to Shatter Mills Boon MB Sicily's Corretti Dynasty - Book 6 ebook {PDF} {EPUB}
- A review of a 1930s Mills and Boon novel (it’s all too divine, darlings!)
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He liked me no more than he liked a rattlesnake--perhaps even a little less--and if he could run me out of town even at eleven o''clock at night it would be all right with him. The footsteps came along the passage. They were in no hurry: slow, measured steps with a lot of weight in them. I felt in my vest pocket for a butt, struck a match and lit up.
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It was my last butt, and I had been saving it up for an occasion like this. There was a light in the passage, and it reflected on the frosted panel of my door. The desk lamp made a pool of light on the blotter, but the rest of the rat hole was dark. The panel of light facing me picked up a shadow as big feet came to rest outside my door.
The shadow was immense. The shoulders overflowed the lighted panel; on the pumpkinlike head was the kind of hat the cloak-and-dagger boys used to wear when I was knee-high to a grasshopper. Fingernails tapped on the panel, the doorknob turned, the door swung open as I shifted the desk lamp. The man who stood in the doorway looked as big as a two-ton truck. He was as thick as he was broad, and had a ball-round face, skin tight with hard, pink fat.
A black hairline mustache sat below a nose like the beak of an octopus, and little black eyes peered at me over two ridges of fat, like sloes in sugar icing. He might have been fifty, not more. There was the usual breathlessness about him that goes with fat people. The crown of his wide black hat touched the top of the door, and he had to turn his gross body an inch or so to enter the office.
An astrakhan collar set off his long, tight-fitting black coat and his feet were encased in immaculately polished shoes, the welts of which seemed a good inch and a half thick. Not the kind of voice you''d expect to come out of the barrel of a body he carried around on legs that must have been as thick as young trees to support it. I nodded. Floyd Jackson? He moved farther into the room, pushed the door shut without turning.
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He and I and the desk filled up the office to capacity, and the air in the room began to fight for its breath. I looked at the card without moving. It didn''t tell me anything but his name. No address, nothing to say who he was. Just two words: Cornelius Gorman. While I looked at the card, he pulled up the office chair to the desk. It was a good strong chair, built to last, but it flinched as he lowered his bulk onto it. Now he had sat down there seemed a little more space in the room--not much, but enough to let the air circulate again.
He folded his fat hands on the top of his stick. A diamond, a shade smaller than a doorknob, flashed like a beacon from his little finger.
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Cornelius Gorman might be a phoney, but he had money. I could smell it, and I have a very sensitive nose when it comes to smelling money.
Jackson," he said, and his small eyes searched my face. But Phyllis cared too much for him to marry him until she had rid herself of her unrequited passion for her millionaire employer, Kenyon Rutledge. Kenyon's fiancee, Letty Lawrence, was also well equipped with beauty and brains, and she had money besides. Yet the arrival in town of Phyllis's little country cousin, Anice Mayhew, spelled danger for both Phyllis and Letty. For Anice was dewy-eyed, supersweet and diabolically innocent. International: overseas shipping to World Zones 1 to 8. Postage charges vary according to the weight of your items and the destination country, and are calculated at the checkout.
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They must be the sort of men who are capable of rape". In modern novels, popular hero archetypes are Arab sheikhs, Italian billionaires, Greek tycoons, and princes. He will be more outrageous to the heroine, and harder on her. He realises he is beginning to feel, he has to resolve that conflict.
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She made the claim in her paper "'He seized her in his manly arms and bent his lips to hers…'. She suggests that a romance reader may "not [use] protection with a new man because she wants to be swept up by the moment as a heroine would. Relationships of romance readers are more likely to break down because they are likely to think that "rather than working at her relationship she should be hitching her star to a new romance.
The books are highly branded and are often in a separate section of bookshops and libraries from the other paperback fiction and romance novels. Common themes are rich, ennobled and initially unattainable males often of Mediterranean—especially Greek—origin , the desire of a character to have a baby with this being thwarted by infertility or an unsympathetic husband , and the breakup and mending of a relationship. Several titles are published monthly in most imprints.
A review of a 1930s Mills and Boon novel (it’s all too divine, darlings!)
These are all identifiable by a series title and sometimes sub-series title as well as a colour border which differs depending on the country in which the title is published :. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This list is incomplete ; you can help by expanding it. Retrieved 29 March Biographical History of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge University Press.
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