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Too Wicked To Tame – Sophie Jordan

AVON, March 2007
ISBN-13: 978-0061122262
ISBN-10: 0061122262

Reviewed by January
February 2007

Lady Portia Derring is a strong beautiful woman who has no wish to get married. She wants to explore and travel the world. Her family wishes to marry her off, so they send her to visit the Earl of Moreton hoping she will make a match. Portia decides to go on the trip, seeing it as an opportunity for a little vacation to get away from the nagging of her family. When she first meets Heathston Moreton, its explosive and the sparks sizzle between them. She doesn’t know who he is at first and finds herself tempted.

Heathston Moreton is known as the Mad Earl. His family has always been known as the Mad Moretons. He does his best to live up to his wicked reputation. He has no intention of marrying anyone much to the chagrin of his grandmother who brought Lady Portia to meet him with just that in mind. He wishes their curse to die with him and feels for all he and his sisters have lost. When he meets Portia, he tries everything he can think of to push her away, but his grandmother has other ideas, locking them away together at every opportunity. He yearns for Portia but knows he must resist.

Sophie Jordan’s second novel is a strikingly sensual and passionate tale of two characters destined for one another. The sparks between Portia and Heath fly off the pages every time they encountered one another, proving they are a match for each other in every way. Portia and Heath learned the hard way about family and the secrets they can hide. They both discover they have to do their duty to help the ones they love. Each of their encounters together are explosive and set fire to the pages. Heath’s grandmother and sisters are fiesty, vulnerable characters that add a poignancy of their story. Too Wicked To Tame is a novel that you will definately want to read over and over again.

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