Author:Louisa Francis
1850s Australia was a harsh place. The manners of courtship left a lot to be desired and gentlemen were few and far between. When farmer Nat Durrant declares Bridie Flannagan unsuitable to be to be his wife, the feisty Irish lass vows to make him regret his words. It was he who taught her how to take pleasure from men and it's him she wants to marry.
However, the dishonest activities of Bridie's father, which brought her to the notice of Nat Durrant, also bring her into contact with powerful outlaw Lucas Martin. Taken hostage to aid Lucas's escape from the law, Bridie finds herself torn between lust and honor.
Richer and more real to me than many of the contemporary books I've read in a while
—— Romance JunkiesI became so attached to Eva and Gideon that I actually hurt for them. I shared their pain and their joy as they fought to keep each other
—— Joyfully ReviewedIf I were to recommend any book today to readers who enjoyed Fifty Shades of Grey . . . [Bared to You] would be the first one I would offer
—— Dear AuthorPraise for Sylvia Day
—— -Several shades darker and a hundred degrees hotter than anything you've read before
—— RevealMove over Danielle Steel and Jackie Collins, this is the dawn of a new Day
—— AmuseA master storyteller
—— RT Book ReviewsSteamy sex scenes and intriguing plot twists will have readers clamouring for more
—— Library JournalLots of sex and gripping story lines
—— SunFull of emotional angst, scorching love scenes, and a compelling storyline
—— Dear AuthorThey are powerful, sexy and unputdownable
—— Victoria Loves BooksBoldly passionate, scorchingly sexy
—— BooklistSophisticated, engaging, clever and sweet
—— Irish IndependentIndulgent fantasy at its most enjoyable
—— Shelf Awareness