Hope Tarr

In 1450, Brianna McLeod was 14, she met a young Ewan Fraser, they vowed to marry each other, and Ewan never forgot.  Ten years later, Brianna MacLeod, new laird of her clan, arranges a kidnapping from the Fraser clan, determined to produce a child that will unite the two fighting families, even if it means chains and unwilling sex.  Ewan Fraser never foresaw being kidnapped, tied up and expected

Bound to Please by Hope Tarr, Blaze, #407, July 2008

When Brianna McLeod was 14, she met a young Evan Fraser and they made a blood vow to each other, they would marry each other in 7 year and no other. 10 years have passed. A wider chasm has divided the McLeod and Fraser clans further, making them more or less  enemies. Rumour had it that Ewan's brother killed Brianna's husband causing her to miscarry. So now she has kidnapped Ewan and chained him to her bed in order to impregnate her, hopefully bridging the rift between the McLeod and Fraser. But Ewan is hurt that Brianna only wanted him as pleasure slave till she is pregnant but not to marry. And she broke the vow they made to each other years ago and tries to resist her sexual pleasures.

Woo Hoo!  I hadn't, until last month, known that Harlequin was even planning to publish a historical in the Blaze line.  This combines two of my favorite genres.  I've only read one other Hope Tarr book and liked it so I was looking forward to this month's subscription from Blaze since this book was included.  Loved it!  It was a sweet, intriguing story.  There was the soul mate aspect and t

An excellent start to a new Blaze series, Historicals!  I loved Hope Tarr's The Haunting and looked forward eagerly to Bound To Please.  A very good book, great read, great characters.  Loved that we had a little secondary romance with Brianna's maid and Ewan's brother.

This is Blaze's first historical and I hope there are many more to come! Hope has written many historicals and she has an excellent grasp of the time period and how to tell a Blaze story within it. Well done! Highly recommended.

He's not going to take this treatment lying down. At least not for long...

Blurb:

Hope Tarr, It's a Wonderfully Sexy Life:  Heroine is a cop, hero is a witness in hiding.  I loved that the heroine is not skinny, and that the hero loved that about her.  Very hot scenes with the two of them.  My science-fiction reading soul craved more expla

Well, let me say I have not read a Blaze in some time. This book was very hot which is not a bad thing. My hubby picked it up and read a few pages and is very appreciative of some of the scenes!

Ooh-whee! There's a reason this historical is the newest big score for the Blaze books!  It's hot, hot, hot!  By far, it has the juicest scenes I've read in any historical novel.  I blushed a few times, and I don't blush very easy... well, okay, I guess I do blush easily....