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The Feather

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Book synopsis
After years dedicated to business, lawyer Meredith Sinclair is having the wildest ride of her life. James Hamilton is everything she respects, admires, and desires in a man. So when James makes her the most indecent proposition she's ever heard, Meredith can't resist. That night, as he sends shocks of desire through Meredith's naked body with a feather she's treasured all her life, Meredith is overcome with something else: an unknown and consuming fear.

Then come the visions of Victorian England, of herself being sold to strangers for their sexual desires. Of James, a lord bound by duty. And of both of them-star-crossed lovers who must make amends with a strange and tumultuous past if they can ever hope for a future together.

The book was good, the SATIN SASH was a better book, but it lead me to a new author I look forward to reading more about. There were some gaps that could have been better written or explained, but the sex scenes were good, and to be honest that is why I read the book and will keep me reading more from this author.

I did cry, and at the end was able to piece things together on how our past lives do affect our futures (karma always comes back- good to remember that!)

Over all, author is good, book was between an ok and good.....

When attorney James Hamilton's firm takes over the company corporate lawyer Meredith Sinclair works for, the two lawyers work together on the negotiations of a smooth transition. However, each is attracted to the other, but neither makes the first step as both understand the merger supersedes their desires. That said that does not stop either from fantasizing and having sexual encounters.

When James applies a magical feather on Meredith, she vanishes having been sent back to 1844 England where she is Margaret the courtesan in training. In Hyde Park, Margaret meets Gavin, who appears to be James. When she returns to her James, Meredith calls out some other man's name leaving James jealous and upset.

This is a strange exciting heated romance in which the prime mystery of the story line is what the Feather is, as that is not explained beyond displaying one capability. James and Meredith are an interesting pairing as they seem so compatible and falling in love yet totally interpret the impact of the business merger quite differently. Readers will enjoy Red Garnier's tale and want more feathery future fables, but also need insight into The feather itself as that gizmo is the key "support character".

Harrier Klausner

I can't say I disliked this book but I found it very disjointed. There was immense feeling between the couple and I think it could have been really great if the setting of the story didn't change. It seemed to lose all perspective at that stage and just finished quickly after that. Don't pay trade price for it, not worth the money.