From a farm near Portland, Oregon, a place she always tried to escape, Lisa Cach found her passion for writing romance novels in her parents' basement. Her adventurous spirit has taken her to incredible places around the globe, yet she finds her personal paradise amidst a pile of books, a plate of brownies, and the free time to enjoy them. Her background, with degrees in English and psychology, offers a unique perspective on human relationships and the motivations she weaves into her increasingly popular works. Cach's writing style is engaging and reflects a lifelong love for the romance genre, making her stories a delightful escape for readers.
The narrative follows a PhD student who, motivated by her academic exploration of female sexual power, embarks on a playful challenge to win over an elusive man. As she navigates the complexities of attraction and self-discovery, the story blends humor with insightful commentary on gender dynamics and relationships, making it an engaging beach read.
In order to procure the cash necessary to rebuild his estate, the Earl of Allsbrook decided to barter his title and his future: he would marry the willful daughter of a wealthy merchant. True, she was pleasing in form and face, and she had an eye for fashion. Still, deep in his heart, Henry wished to marry for love. As a modern woman, Wilhemina March was leery of the importance her brother put upon marriage. She certainly never dreamt of being wedded to an earl in Georgian England or of a fairy debt that might give her just such an opportunity. But suddenly, after one midsummer night’s prayer and a sweet kiss in a long ago time and a faraway place, Elle saw that the much ado was about something after all.
I see him in my dreams, this mysterious boy. He come from a different time, a different place, a different reality. But there is something that connects us. We are supposed to be together-bound by the heart of another. But that's not possible . . . or is it?