by Ally Blake
Sheltered heroine meets Mr. Danger but
can these opposites find love?
Ally Blake's Falling For The Rebel
Heir is a wonderful romance of opposites. War-Zone correspondent
photographer meets quiet, book-loving heroine who craves security.
Trespassing, physical attraction and pursuit are one thing, but can
they also find true love?
Kendall York doesn't like risks, not after a car accident took away her
fiance and her light step. Seeing her external scars, feeling her
internal scars, Kendall is afraid to truly live. Hudson Bennington III,
prep school achiever and famous war-zone correspondent catches a
glimpse of what appears to him to be a mermaid when he comes home to
his estate and pool to find Kendall has made herself quite at home. Not
able to get her out of his mind, he makes her a proposal -- to help him
type his memoirs. In such close proximity, will their hearts find a
home in each other? Have Kendall and Hud found the one person that can
release them from the nightmares of their past or are their ambitions
and dreams just too far apart?
Falling For The Rebel Heir
starts off with a bang as the hero catches the heroine trespassing on
his property. An initial attraction leads to love as the author opens
layer and layer of the richness of her characters. Each encounter
between the hero and heroine shed those things which separate them,
mainly class differences, careers, and even personality labels. Visual
meets verbal as a photographer encounters a literary,
Shakespeare-quoting heroine. Both Kendall and Hud find liberation from
the scars of the past in sharing, but when ambition and Hud's job come
into play, will Hud choose his job or love?
Readers of Ally Blake's previous book, Billionaire On Her Doorstep will
enjoy her new romance Falling For
The Rebel Heir for the look inside her characters which
characterizes both romances. Falling
For The Rebel Heir, however, looks further inside her characters
while revealing increasing technical skill in this author's romance
writing. Although the hero and heroine do confront each other as well
in a verbal fireworks scene, the changes in them come from within. The
pairing up of the hero and heroine starts some kind of chemistry, both
physical and internal, but here the reader sees the inside evolution
come from within each character. Falling
For The Rebel Heir is Ally Blake romance at its best!
Publisher: Harlequin
Romance (March 2008)
