I’m a sucker for a good forced proximity story - especially when there’s *gasp* only one bed. Tycoon was one of the first and, honestly, my favorite of the bunch so far. It worked! My attention span right now is pretty much perfectly-suited to novellas and I’m devouring the ones on my backlist. But in the last couple of weeks, I decided to dip my toe in the novella waters to see what would happen. For the longest time, I either wasn’t reading at all or just focusing on re-reading books I already love. I’ve had a really tough time reading since all this pandemic stuff started. If Tycoon, the prequel novella, is any indication I’m going to love this series. But, you know the drill - my TBR overfloweth and I wasn’t in a huge hurry to get to it. One of my good friends highly recommended it to me and even gave me a copy of the first full-length book. Joanna Shupe’s Knickerbocker Club series has been on my TBR for a little over a year now. But as her secrets begin to unfurl, their fledgling romance could be in danger of derailing before they arrive at the next station. He's everything she never thought she could have, and she's everything he didn't know he wanted. Desperation propels her into a stranger's arms at the train station, but she hadn't expected Ted to offer her the protection she so badly needs-nor did she expect their chemistry to develop more steam than the engine of the train. Louis in his private car-perhaps against his better judgment.Ĭlara Dawson has long known how to take care of herself, but the savvy shop girl is at a loss when she witnesses-and becomes entangled in-a terrible crime. Disarmed, he invites her to spend the journey to St. He's certain she's a swindler who's only after his money, but he's never met a woman so passionate and sure of herself. Standing on the platform at Grand Central Station, Ted Harper is surprised by a fiery kiss from an undeniably gorgeous damsel in distress.
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