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Some Sort Of Spell (Harlequin Romance)

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Beatrice's half sister had done a lot of crazy things but inviting Elliott Chalmers to temporarily share their home while his was being renovated -- that was the limit!

Everyone knew that Beatrice and Elliott had never seen eye to eye over her dedication to her orphaned siblings. He'd even nicknamed her "Cinders."

Well, handsome prince or no, she hadn't invited him to interfere. And although silently grateful for the added household discipline, Beatrice drew the line where Elliott seemed most intent on crossing -- her personal life!

I like this one a lot because Elliot has a thing for Bea and she never noticed. He can only get her attention off her demanding, dramatic younger siblings that she has dedicated her life to taking care of, by taunting her. Finally when he gets her attention, he goes into full on pursuit mode. Elliot's pretty funny because he wants Bea to focus on him and not her family, and is very unapologetic about it. He pretty much maneuvers the whole family so that they can become more self-sufficient so that Bea can be all his. Bea has to deal with her low self-esteem issues and learn to say no to her younger siblings, who pretty much act like they own her and she is their slave. It's a good, fun book. It's related to A Different Dream Harlequin Presents(Elliot and Bea's somewhat evil half-sister Lucilla), Gentle Deception Harlequin Presents (Elliot's long-lost cousin Rosy).