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Showing posts with label Seduction of a Proper Lady. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Covet and Seduction of a Proper Lady: A Regency Menage Tale now on audio!

Covet:
Covet: A Regency Ménage TaleCharlotte Tremaine covets the freedom to do as she pleases but has never let herself dream of being with the man she loves. The problem is she loves two men.

For the last three years, Charlotte has survived her stifling home life by living through correspondence with two childhood friends,
William Stanton and Grayson, Earl Warrington, now off at war. Once they return will she be able to summon the courage to tell them of her feelings? Or will she let the convenience of mourning an aunt she despised keep her hidden and isolated?
Now on Audible

Seduction of a Proper Lady:

Lady Laurel Westfield had been brought up to be the most proper of ladies. But when Major Braedon Sinclair sets his sights on the young debutante, propriety is the last thing he wants from her! What's a proper lady to do when she has two gentlemen who want her attentions- at the same time?
Now on Audible: NOTE! The cover says Seduction of My Proper Wife: A Victorian Menage at the Parisian Exposition. I do have an email into my publisher about the cover. As far as I know, the story is Seduction of a Proper Lady.

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Excerpt: Seduction of a Proper Lady

  Seduction of a Proper Lady: A Regency Menage Tale

Laurel admitted to a certain curiosity about Major Sinclair. All she knew of him was the bit Catherine had whispered to her last night and what Ashmore had relayed this afternoon. It was a pity she thought as she banked the fire, that Ashmore wasn’t a suitable prospect. He certainly was a charming man.
            Turning for bed, she noticed an object on the floor directly before her. Frowning, Laurel lifted the candelabra and crouched beside the bed. It was a book. Normal sized and bound in fine brushed leather, the cover held no title or author. Climbing into bed, she set the candelabra on the night-table and settled against her pillows.
            She could only think her maid or one of the other servants had dropped it, though why they’d be reading in her rooms, if they could even read, Laurel couldn’t say.
            Curiosity had Laurel opening the unnamed book and reading the first page from The Curiosity of Miss Laverly:
                        Last night he came to her again. I heard him boldly walk into her room and could not resist another peak. I hurried from my room, slipping into the passage between wings so as not to be heard.
                        Already he was there, his muscled naked body pinning hers to the bed, hands rough on her breasts. In the brightly lighted room I could see him pinch her nipples and found my own fingers rough on my hard nipples, nails scraping them in pleasure. He bit down on her breasts and she screamed, shuddering beneath him.
                        I knelt on the cold stone floor and watched through the peephole drilled in the door years ago. My body was tight with arousal, aching to be taken just as he did her. His hands hard on her thighs, mouth taking and taking as she screamed her release over and over. She bit and clawed at his back as he entered her.
                        My own fingers entered my core, one, two, quickly moving in and out in my wetn pussy. I wanted more, I wanted a man’s hard cock filling me, wanted to feel the pressure of his body against mine.
                        For now, this had to be enough. Faster I moved my fingers, in and out, pleasuring myself as my ass hit the hard stone. I fell backwards, legs splayed wide, feet braced on the wall. One hand pinched my nipples, tugging hard and the pleasure ripped through me.
                        I widened my legs, the cold of the floor a sharp contrast with the heat of my need. Deeper I thrust my fingers, deeper, harder, thumb nail against my nub, scraping that harder, too.
                        Pleasure shot through me, a blinding light of it and I knew I cried out despite my best attempts not to let the couple know I was here. Still I moved my fingers in me, unable to stop even as my body shuddered in release.
                        I don’t know how long I stayed there, utterly spent on the stone floor. Eventually I rose on unsteady legs and made my way, satiated and naked, back to my room. In the morning I’d see them at breakfast, and none of us would admit I watched them in bed, pleasuring myself while they pleasured each other.
            Laurel snapped the book closed.
 
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Regency News: Battle of Copenhagen 1801

Let's face it, in nearly every Regency novel The Napoleonic War is mentioned. Some center entirely around a battle. And heroes. Every battle needs a hero. Every Regency Romance needs a hero!

The Battle of Copenhagen saw Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson lead the main attack. This is where he's supposed to have disobeyed Admiral Sir Hyde Parker's order to withdraw by holding the telescope to his blind eye to look at the signals from Parker. Yes and no. Let's face it, it makes Nelson a hero in the eyes of the people even if Parker's signals gave permission to withdraw at his discretion. Nelson didn't happen to want to withdraw. His action in proceeding resulted in the destruction of many of the Dano-Norwegian ships before a truce was agreed.

How do I know so much about this battle? Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe Series. I've read every book but the final one. I'm hesitant to read that last one because it's the last one. You know how it goes. Because then it'll be the end, and the final book is about Sharpe's daughter. I want to read it, but can't quite bring myself to read the end of a series I've loved so much.

In my Regency Menage Tales, I've used the Napoleonic War in 2 separate stories, one where the men have returned from war physically undamaged and yet emotionally conflicted: Covet has he Grayson and William finally realizing their love for each other as well as the woman they both left behind, Charlotte. But in Seduction of a Proper Lady, Ethan is physically burned and both shunned from society and oddly embraced for his heroic efforts in defeating Napoleon.

Either way you look at it, The Napoleonic Wars had as much to do with the Regency Era as Jane Austen.

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

@ReadingRomances #HappyEndings 5 HEA in a menage

How do you find the logical happy ending for a menage? I write historicals, and while there is a better understanding for people living with each other, when one of them gets married what do you do? How many times can the lonely friend move in with the happy couple?

Money is a good excuse, but how often can that be the reason?

In a contemporary? Forget it, tongues will wag! But it's important for all three people in the menage to find happiness, contentment, and sexual gratification. Traveling, even between apartments or houses, gets old. Fast. They all have to (and want to!) live together.

Once I wanted to make a secret entrance between adjoining townhouses, but I never wrote it in. You have to be inventive! In Seduction of a Proper Lady, I gave one of the heroes the cover story that he'd been horribly injured in the Napoleonic Wars rendering him a eunuch. He lived with the captain and best friend he'd saved, and everyone praised the BFF for taking in the wounded warrior. Of course he didn't have a scratch, but it was a hell of an excuse!

What's a creative way you'd have a menage living together in both an historical and a contemporary?




Happy endings romance giveaway hop

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Saturday, September 1, 2012

Wickedly Wanton @allromance

September 1-15, 2012 Wickedly Wanton is free at All Romance eBooks...if you haven't read the story, now is your chance to give it a try! I've posted 2 excerpts in the past so check them out here and here for a sneak peak.

All my other Regency Ménage Tales, Seduction of a Proper Lady, Risque, and Covet are 25% off during this time as well!

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Wednesday Regency: Battles and Romance

The Battle of Lissa...What? Never heard of it. It's true. As with most historical romances, very little is known about the little battles that go on around our main story.



Now if you've ever read Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe series, or have seen the delectable Sean Bean in the movies, then you know those are not historical romances but historicals...historical war novels? Historical fiction? Not sure, but though there's a definite element of romance, it can never be classified as such.



However wars, or specific battles, often play an important part in a romance. For instance, in Seduction of a Proper Lady, I named several battles (that weren't Waterloo since most Regency readers have heard of that one). I used slightly more obscure battles because I could. No other reason than that.



In this instance, I used them to show where Ethan received his wounds but not much else about the specifics of the battle. Readers know what happens in war; in a romance, it's not really what we want to read about.



  • Ethan's burns were so severe they scarred a good portion of his body

  • Hence the reason he put about that he was not a fully functioning man

  • Which led to the reason he lived with Major Braedon Sinclair, his commanding officer, who's life he saved

  • Braedon is also his lover

  • And Ethan's wounds (preventing him from being considered a serious match in the ton) allowed him to form a closeness with Lady Laurel Westfield the ton allowed because they believed nothing untoward could happen. Oh how wrong they were!


The Battle of Lissa (the March 13, 1811 one, not the July 20, 1866 one) was a naval battle that saw Captain Sir William Hoste...led four British frigates into action flying the signal 'Remember Nelson', and shattered a Franco-Italian frigate squadron nearly twice his own strength.



See? You still don't care about that battle. But that's the point isn't it.

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Regency Era began 200 years ago today


It was 200 years ago today that the Regency Period began. It truly was a short era, 1811-1820, but according to the copious amount of books published, this time period can go from 1800-1820, though technically 1714-1811 was the Georgian Era.


In honor of this prestigious day, I'll be giving away random copies of my Regency Ménage Tale series. Simply leave a comment about why you like reading Regency romances to be entered! Any comment left between today (February 5) and Saturday (February 11) will count towards the giveaways.

Loathed by just about everyone, George Augustus Frederick was appointed Prince Regent to his father King George III on February 5th, 1811. He was a heavy drinker and a compulsive gambler.





In November 1810 the illness took possession of the king again, probably triggered by the death at the age of 27 of his youngest and favourite daughter Princess Amelia. She was a long time dying and she had a mourning ring containing a lock of her hair made for her father, which was thought to have sent him finally over the edge. He had to be put in a straitjacket and his medicine was administered by force. The royal doctors were optimistic, but it seemed clear to everyone in politics, including the Whig Prime Minister Spencer Perceval and his Cabinet, that a regency was inevitable. The prince behaved with what the Whig society hostess Lady Holland described as ‘very unusual discretion’. He kept well clear of the Whigs and told Cabinet ministers that they were the best judges of what to do, while making it plain that he had no quarrel with them and that if he was regent his treatment of them would depend entirely on their treatment of him.



In December a Regency Bill was introduced into Parliament. The Whigs wanted the Prince of Wales to be declared regent by hereditary right, but the bill passed on February 5th, 1811 was modelled on the one prepared in the crisis of 1788. The impossibility of procuring the king’s assent was got round by requiring the lord chancellor to affix the Great Seal of the Realm to letters patent naming lords commissioners who would grant the royal assent. This was an obvious dodge and the distinguished lawyer Sir Samuel Romilly described it as ‘a fraudulent trick’, but it was difficult to see a practical alternative and both houses of Parliament approved it.

Friday, November 25, 2011

Black Friday Tips, Tricks, and 1/2 priced books!

If you can't or don't want to indulge in CyberMonday from the safety and warmth of our own computer (which I enjoy very much don't get me wrong!), my personal tips to survive the day are learned the old fashioned way. Where am I this morning? Out shopping. Yes. Yes I am. I'm out and about on this fine Black Friday.

Just remember the one simple rule for any holiday season: It's the spirit of the season! And no...that spirit isn't consumerism. It's giving.

Dos:
*Dress in layers and get there early!
*Do be respectful of others, because really, it's an item and frankly that item isn't worth beatings, jail time, or death.
*Do try to get the limited time only prices (the before noon stuff) but be polite about it. Sales people are more likely to say YES to a customer not arguing with them or calling them names.
*Do remember that it's not the cashier's fault you're a crazy person. This is only their job, be kind to them-they had to get there early, too, and those thousand people behind you? They're even crazier than you are. And this poor cashier has to deal with you AND them AND the other 999 people just like them.
*Do remember that there is an increasing number of people unable to afford the season: Toys for Tots and Feeding America are 2 of my favorites.

Don'ts:



*Don't expect to get that fabulous whatever at the unbelievably low price but try anyway.
*Don't circle for an hour trying to find a parking spot-not only is the walk good for you but you don't want to be that fool circling the parking lot for an hour when you could be getting those fabulous deals!
*Don't throw a fit if that sales person doesn't give you the sale price because you missed the time frame.
*Don't fight with your fellow shoppers. Sure, it'd be cool and all to get the 50" flat screen for $100 but fighting over the last one with someone who may be crazier than you? Please see above mentioned jail, death, and beatings...
Seduction of a Proper Lady: A Regecy Ménage Tale 1/2 price this weekend at All Romance eBooks!

4.5 Stars from Just Erotic Romance Reviews
The sexual chemistry between Braedon and Ethan is very subtle and on the surface you only see they are very good friends. When Laurel completes this triad the chemistry is smoking hot. The sexual action throughout the story is hot and spicy regardless if it was M/M, M/F, or M/F/M the sex was just awesome.

4 Cups of Coffee from Coffee Time Romance
Ms. Reed takes her characters to the height of passion, and as the reader you are allowed the opportunity to enjoy every moment of their journey.

Leave a comment for a chance to win a copy of Risqué: A Regency Ménage Tale (1 winner per day of 3-day weekend) and a chance for a $10 Amazon gift card (1 overall winner based on comments from 3-day weekend).

Prizes:
- Cassandra Carr: copy of either of my two current releases, Talk to Me or Head Games

- Kristabel Reed: back list copy of one of her stories and then on her own blog a $10 GC plus a copy of her newest release, Risque: A Regency Menage Tale
- Lucy Felthouse: back list copy of any of her single-title books
- Cari Quinn: back list copy of one of her books
- Leigh Elwood: two back list copies of her books
- Natasha Blackthorne: copies of her two Regency era novellas: Grey's Lady and Waltz of Seduction
- Amber Kallyn: e-copy of Dragos 1
- Camryn Rhys: Kindle copies of The Barn Dance and Off the Record-Foodie Erotic Romances
- Lissa Matthews: two of her back list books
- Misa Buckley: an e-copy of Ironhaven and To Reach the Dawn
- Lacey Wolfe: a copy of Amber's Muse
- Courtney Sheets: a $25 GC to Ravenous Romance and a copy of Kona Warrior-PDF
- Sara Brookes: an e-copy of one of my back list books
- Cynthia Arsuaga: a copy of an e-book, and on her own blog five book charm book tethers
- Louisa Bacio: .pdf copy of my first book in The Vampire, The Witch & The Werewolf series, and on her own blog a $10 certificate to Ravenous Romance, and each commenter will also be entered to win a Goody Bag of new Orleans treats
- Malia Mallory: one copy each of The ABC's of Erotica and Santa's Back Door Baby
- Cynthia Eden: a copy of Angel of Darkness (either print or digital)
- Carrie Ann Ryan: an e-copy of The Alpha's Path
- Jacquie Rogers: a Smashwords coupon for Faery Merry Christmas, plus on her own blog, a free copy of Much Ado About Marshals
- KT Grant a print copy of Sweet and Sinful and an ebook copy of her next release, Xavier's Loving Arms

So what are the rules? Simple: visit as many of the blogs as you can and leave a comment for the blog owner. For every comment, you'll get one entry into the grand-prize drawing. Be sure to leave your e-mail address with every comment so we can find you if you win! And don't forget that several blog owners are giving away prizes specific to their blog, too!

One winner will be chosen on Saturday morning using random.org. I will contact that person about the Kindle Fire and then each blog owner with a prize will contact the winner themselves to arrange delivery of said prize. Questions? Contact me at AuthorCassandraCarr AT gmail DOT com.

Good luck and Happy Thanksgiving everybody!







Monday, October 31, 2011

New review


A lovely review from Coffee Time Romance Reviews for Seduction of a Proper Lady-4 steaming cups of coffee!


You can read the whole review here, but here's the gist of it. :)

Ms. Reed takes her characters to the height of passion, and as the reader you are allowed the opportunity to enjoy every moment of their journey.


And Happy Halloween! What's your favorite horror movie? And I'm not talking gratuitous blood/slash like Saw 1-100.

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Blog Hop Day 6: Excerpt Seduction of a Proper Lady

Coffee Beans & Love Scenes Ten Days of Giveaways
Winner Day 5 :Renee Rearden

Excerpts. They're the teaser of the blog world. Sure, you can read the blurb, but it's the excerpt that really gets into the story. Today's excerpt is from Seduction of a Proper Lady: A Regency Ménage Tale. I call this series my Regency Ménage series, even though the only connection between stories is the Regency era and the fact they're all ménages.

A loosely connected series! I really enjoyed this story, it's fun. By taking a typical Regency trope: guy must marry and of course the girl must and has very little choice in who (heaven forbid they not marry or *gasp* marry for love!) and twist it.

Not only is Braedon already in love with and sleeping with a man, but the both of them seduce the young lady. And let's face it, seduction is fun!


Turning for bed, she noticed an object on the floor directly before her. Frowning, Laurel lifted the candelabra and crouched beside the bed. It was a book. Normal sized and bound in fine, brushed leather, the cover held no title or author. Climbing into bed, she set the candelabra on the night table and settled against her pillows.

She could only think her maid or one of the other servants had dropped it, though why they’d be reading in her rooms, if they could even read, Laurel couldn’t say.

Curiosity had Laurel opening the unnamed book and reading the first page from The Curiosity of Miss Laverly
 Last night he came to her again. I heard him boldly walk into her room and could not resist another peak. I hurried from my room, slipping into the passage between wings so as not to be heard. splayed wide, feet braced on the wall. One hand pinched my nipples, tugging hard, and the pleasure ripped through me.
Already he was there, his muscled, naked body pinning hers to the bed, hands rough on her breasts. In the brightly lighted room I could see him pinch her nipples and found my own fingers rough on the hard points of my own nipples, nails scraping them in pleasure. He bit down on her breasts and she screamed, shuddering beneath him.
I knelt on the cold stone floor and watched through the peephole drilled in the door years ago. My body was tight with arousal, aching to be taken just as he did her. His hands hard on her thighs, mouth taking and taking as she screamed her release over and over. She bit and clawed at his back as he entered her.

My own fingers entered my core, one, two, quickly moving in and out in my wet pussy. I wanted more, I wanted a man’s hard cock filling me, wanted to feel the pressure of his body against mine.
For now, this had to be enough. Faster I moved my fingers, in and out, pleasuring myself as my ass hit the hard stone. I widened my legs, the cold of the floor a sharp contrast with the heat of my need. Deeper I thrust my fingers, deeper, harder, thum nail against my nub, scraping that harder, too.
Pleasure shot through me, a blinding light of it, and I knew I cried out despite my best attempts not to let the couple know I was here. Still I moved my fingers in me, unable to stop even as my body shuddered in release.
I don’t know how long I stayed there, utterly spent on the stone floor. Eventually I rose on unsteady legs and made my way, satiated and naked, back to my room. In the morning I’d see them at breakfast, and none of us would admit I watched them in bed, pleasuring myself while they pleasured each other.
Laurel snapped the book closed.

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Monday, September 5, 2011

Blog Hop Day 1

Coffee Beans & Love Scenes Ten Days of Giveaways
One winner per day! Did that get your attention? Want to follow along during the 10 Days of Giveaways? Find each blog stop here.

I've never done a blog hop, have no idea what I'm getting myself into but, hey, I'm game!

You're part: follow my blog and comment on each post to enter the daily drawing for a free download of one of my stories. (You must do both to enter, but following once is perfectly acceptable.)
My part: Post short fun little blogs for you to comment on and give away one free download, winner's choice, of any of my stories.

Historical, futuristic, or contemporary? Sexy menage or hot and heavy couple? Favorite time period?

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

How do you like your Regency?

Recently Georgette Heyer's books have been made available in e-Book format. I've downloaded several of them. I recall my mom reading them when I was young, and while she knows better than to read what I write, I asked her about Ms. Heyer's titles.

A true writer of the Regency era, Ms. Heyer invokes details I'll never put into my books. Why? For the simple matter of space. Her details are beautiful and invoke 2 separate eras--that of the Regency and that of mid-20th century writing. My details may be a tad sparser, but I hope they adequately convey a sense of time and place.

I won't even get into the obvious differences between us. I doubt very much Ms. Heyer thought about writing a Regency Ménage Tale series. Could be wrong but I doubt it.

Seduction of a Proper Lady: A Regency Ménage Tale now available!

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Forgot where I was going

In all the excitement with the release of Seduction of a Proper Lady, I've forgotten where I was going with Flowers in the Tower.

So this week I plan to read over the 7,000 words I have and remind myself before delving back into the story this weekend. My goal is to double the word count this weekend.

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Seduction of a Proper Lady

The opening from Seduction of a Proper Lady.

London
April, 1816

“Miss Harrington seems pliable enough,” Camila Sutton said.
Major Braedon Sinclair looked at his matchmaker in bored amusement. Seems pliable enough? He wasn’t after pliable—unless she meant physically supple and willing to learn a great many erotic positions. In which case Braedon would seriously consider the woman.
          However, while Camila held a superior and quite discreet reputation, in the weeks since he’d hired her, none of her schemes had come to fruition. She acknowledged his wryness with a slight shrug and a put-upon sigh.
          “Your standards,” she said dryly, “aren’t ones I can shout to the ton.”
          No. No they weren’t. But that didn’t stop Braedon from searching. He needed a wife. Wanted was probably more apt. He wanted a woman, a wife, not only for his bed, though definitely for that, but in his household to lend it an air of respectability. And to put an end to any rumors or questions that might spring up due to his living arrangements.
          Thus far it had not been an easy search.
          Tonight he’d forced himself to go to Lord Bartholomew’s ball, the widowed matchmaker Camila in tow, with her promise of securing an introduction to at least one or two suitable maidens. But now, as he looked at the sea of women, he wasn’t quite as amused with the husband-hunting season as he thought he’d be.
          The girls Camila recommended were no more than receding shadows. Each one Camila introduced him to possessed about as much personality as a lump of coal. Each vied for one of the many eligible bachelors of the season. But they all did so with as much behind-the-chaperone flirting as their prim upbringing, or their large dowry, allowed.
          Braedon wondered if a widow, a woman with more experience both in society and in the bedroom, might be better. At least, or so he hoped, a widow wouldn’t prattle on about the latest fashions, but rather, would be able to hold a decent conversation.
          Apparently, he had high hopes.

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

The waiting game

I'm eagerly awaiting my cover for Seduction of a Proper Lady: A Regency Ménage Tale. I loved the one for Wickedly Wanton, it completely captures the theme of the book. I can't wait to see what this cover is!

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Seduction of a Proper Lady

(With the corrected blurb!)

Lady Laurel Westfeld had been brought up to be the most proper of ladies. But when Major Braedon Sinclair sets his sights on the young debutante, propriety is the last thing he wants from her.

Braedon wants a woman with the attributes of a courtesan and the reputation of a fine lady. He wants her to accept his unconventional desires--desires that include another man in their bed.

Ethan Ashmore, Sinclair’s former lieutenant, is the other man in Sinclair’s bed. Now that they’re home from a decade at war, neither wants to give the other up, but both want a woman to share their passions.

The proper Lady Laurel soon becomes their very willing prey.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

And this is why we edit

For that matter, this is why we self-edit and double check our historical research!

Sunday I received my copy edits for Seduction of a Proper Lady. They weren't bad, and I agreed with 99%of the changes: a couple comma mistakes, an insertion of a word here and there, the normal. Except for a rather embarrassing and glaring mistake.

I used the English nobility title incorrectly. Glaringly so.

Nope, no idea what happened, brain freeze? Or melt as the hot summer may be. Whatever the case, I'm glad it was caught before it went to up!

Needless to say, I'm spending one more week going over the story. Just to double check there are no further glaring mistakes in there!

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Promotion

Now that my latest Regency Ménage Tale is finished, my attention turns to promotion. I think promoting this book is more time consuming than Wickedly Wanton!

I say that only because as my second full-length, I know of more places to promote it. With Wickedly Wanton, I knew little about review sites, paid advertising such as Facebook, or even blog tours. I was lucky to know of a handful of blogs to follow by authors who wrote similarly to me! Blog tour? I knew nothing.

Now I know all this...that is to say I know more than I did 8 months ago!

I'm also thinking of giving away give-aways, contests, and other fun winning stuff.

Monday, July 18, 2011

Sent out!

I'm thrilled I finally managed to send out Seduction of a Proper Lady! It's such a relief.

Lady Laurel Kingsley had been brought up to be the most proper of ladies. But when Major Braedon Sinclair sets his sights on the young debutante, propriety is the last thing he wants from her.

Braedon wants a woman with the attributes of a courtesan and the reputation of a fine lady. He wants her to accept his unconventional desires--desires that include another man in their bed.

Ethan Ashmore, Sinclair’s former lieutenant, is the other man in Sinclair’s bed. Now that they’re home from a decade at war, neither wants to give the other up, but both want a woman to share their passions.

The proper Lady Kingsley soon becomes their very willing prey.