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Carla Kelly squee
Feb. 1st, 2007 04:20 amThe excerpt for Beau Crusoe is up at the Historicals page over at eHarlequin. You can check it out here. It appears to have been cut and pasted from the opening of the book, as usual. But I think perhaps there were technical difficulties or operator errors, because a couple of the sentences make strange jumps in topic and point of view. :shrug: I have faith that the jumps are just a technical glitch and not Kelly's work.
And here's the back blurb:
I tend to discount CK's back blurbs, as they are often quite inaccurate...but even the bare bones of this (shipwreck and abandon followed by eventual readjustment to "society") sounds interesting.
And here's the back blurb:
Stranded alone on a desert island, he had lived to tell the tale. A triumphant return to the ton saw James Trevenen hailed as Beau Crusoe—a gentleman of spirit, verve and action. But only he knew the true cost of his survival!
Susannah Park had been shunned by Society. She lived content with her calm existence…until Beau Crusoe determinedly cut up her peace! The beautiful widow wanted to help him heal the wounds of the past—but what secrets was this glorious man hiding?
I tend to discount CK's back blurbs, as they are often quite inaccurate...but even the bare bones of this (shipwreck and abandon followed by eventual readjustment to "society") sounds interesting.
