The rules have changed. It’s acceptable to be interested in another
man when a woman is going through a divorce filed by her husband.
Marie Witherspoon figured this out when
her best friend gifted her drawing lessons with a local artist, Luc
Marchand. Yes, he’s very French!
Marie thought her marriage was for
love, yet her senator-husband considered it a great connection for business. Marie’s father is also a senator. Marie’s husband thinks he’s found a better
prospect in the women’s aisle and wants to rid himself of his dead-weight wife.
Sex and drawing go well together and
the story is very sensuous. Yet, Luc and
Marie have baggage, which gets heavier when Marie’s husband wants to call off
the divorce.
I enjoyed the provocative romance
played between Luc and Marie, and as I began to wonder what the conflict might
be, the bomb dropped. Luc and Marie must
now leave fairytale land and deal with the husband.
Drawing
Lessons is an old
fashioned romance with a bucket-load of modern problems. A great read for a chilly autumn night.
Happy
reading,
Dawn
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