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by Lisa Kleypas · The Hathaways #4
2010 · 341 pages · Macmillan + ORM
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📚 Book 4 of a completed 5-book series
When Catherine, the sensible companion to the Hathaway sisters, finds herself locked in constant verbal sparring with Leo—the infuriating older brother she's spent two years trying to avoid—neither of them expects that biting argument to end in a searing kiss that changes everything. Leo desperately needs to marry to save his family estate, and Catherine seems like the perfect (if thoroughly maddening) solution, but she's carrying a dangerous secret that could destroy her reputation and tear them apart. What unfolds is a deliciously tense romance between two people who hide just as much as they reveal, forced to navigate the gap between their guarded hearts and the undeniable pull drawing them together. This is enemies-to-lovers perfection with real stakes and all the witty banter you could want—a story about two damaged people learning that sometimes the person who drives you crazy might be exactly who you need.
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Tension-filled Regency passion with sultry indie and moody alternative rock. Think smoldering arguments igniting into desire, electric chemistry, and forbidden attraction. Pair brooding vocals with orchestral swells and sensual R&B undertones—where sharp wit meets breathless yearning.
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